This is my take on the attack on Iran.

First of all, I created the strategy that is used in this current war. It was a strategy that was first used in the Arab spring. First in the war against Gadaffi and some of the neighboring countries.

Essentially it tries to reduce the fall out to a precise, pin point attack. Attacking only military targets, with the airforce.

It worked in the Arab spring, except the regime change after was often not successful, because we had so few boots on the ground.

However we have learned from this as in Syria, which has been supported heavily by the EU and other players as Saudi Arabia and the US.

Syria is not perfect, but MUCH better than the alternative.

So it is a strategy to keep the suffering as minimal as possible.

This seems to work quite well in Iran, where the exiled king already has a lot of plans, and the local people’s are uniting to form a democratic government after the fall of the current regime.

Compared to Gaza, the Iran war is much more on the wests terms, because it is not a guerilla war, but an conventional war.

So we have the upper hand. Also, it secures a small future investment by the US, Israel and other partners. We are not going to be grinding there for decades just to satisfy the military industrial complex.

It’s a quick in and out.

Will this strategy be successful?

It comes down to force and commitment. The Iranian military is weak, but somehow still holdning on.

However as it is grinded down, the defections and alternative organizational build up on the Shah side will increase.

As something unique. The shah is very competent and will steer his people through this.

We will see, but this has worked many times before, it’s a sound strategy and it is benevolent in human lives. So it is as humane as possible in a war. As any wars are horrific.

We will see, I will follow it all closely.

G-d bless the will of the Iranian people, may they be free.