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Just because Israel has been able to protect themselves with anti-missile defenses doesn't mean they haven't been attacked, dickhead!Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 10:29 pm » wrote: ↑ Never happened, queer. You cannot name a single time that Iran hit Israel with missiles or drones before being attacked first. And even then they warned them beforehand the time and date of the strikes, allowing them to be ready with the world's finest and most expensive missile-blocking technology.
The one time you named, Iran had hit their Syrian embassy - sovereign ground. The only other time you can name is after the recent strikes in the current war - which the US and Israel are losing badly, with the entire world watching.
Maybe you should join trump's Begging Tour. Maybe YOU can get other countries to help the retard open the strait.
So you choose to ignore the non-stop rocket and missile barrage that Iran's proxies Hamas and Hezbollah launched against Israel virtually every day for years, which Iran paid for with the billions that idiots Obama and Biden gave him?
How come THOSE attacks didn't count in your feeble mind, asshole?Search Assist
Hamas and Hezbollah have been involved in ongoing attacks against Israel for many years, acting as proxies for Iran to promote its regional objectives and oppose Israeli existence. These groups receive significant support from Iran, including funding, training, and weaponry, which enables their military operations against Israel.
Here, stupid. Try educating yourself for a change:
The Deafening Silence of Iran’s Proxies
by Brian Carter Fellow, Critical Threats Project June 23, 2025
Hamas began this war on October 7, 2023, and embroiled Iran and its proxy and partner militias in a two-year conflict that badly undermined Iran’s ability to deter Israel and set the stage for the ongoing Israeli air campaign. Iran’s proxy network began attacking Israel and US forces in the region by mid-October, which regionalized the war. These attacks, which relied solely on rockets, drones, and missiles, did not meaningfully alter Israel’s calculations in the Gaza Strip, though they did threaten Israel’s citizens and economy.[ii] Israel badly damaged Hamas despite the proxy attacks from Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen and rendered Hamas unable to deter or threaten Israel for the foreseeable future.
Iran spent years fostering proxies in Iraq
Now, many aren’t eager to join the war. Tehran’s Shi’ite proxies in Iraq have so far launched few attacks during the U.S.-Israel assault on Iran. Insiders tell Reuters how the decimation of other pro-Iran regional groups, and the pursuit of political power and money, have kept the Iraq-based groups largely muted and divided
Reuters By John Davison March 6, 2026
BAGHDAD – Iran has spent decades and billions of dollars preparing foreign proxy fighters like A.J., a commander in a pro-Iranian paramilitary group in Iraq, for a moment just like this. Since the U.S. and Israel went to war on the Islamic Republic a week ago, A.J. has been awaiting marching orders from Tehran.