All right, so what did we do right, and what did we (perhaps) do less right.

First of all, it’s a success. Hands down, well done, amazing. Especially the military have just been doing things perfectly. This is next level.

The coordination, the MOSSAD, just, well done guys.

What went wrong? Not so much, this is nearly flawless.

The only thing that was budged a little, was the regime take over. Our candidates were killed. So we are in a situation, where we need to figure out what to do.

First of all, let’s widen the scope and see this operation from other angles.

It was a HUGE domestic success. The Americans are just happy about it. Why?

Because it’s what America is supposed to do; bring democracy and freedom to the oppressed of the world. That is a slam dunk, 110%, bulls eye on the IDEOLOGICAL front.

And this is done by an underdog, who kept fighting for the AMERICAN people.

In other words, there is an important IDEOLOGICAL factor for the AMERICANS, where we came through.

This has implications for the rest of the op.

Secondly, let’s try and see it, from a media perspective. Media is MORE important than the actual fighting. This is something that the Vietnam rebels realized, and we have been loosing ever since.

In essence, when you do an op, you need to figure out the media impact.

Now, what is important? The victim hood.

Hamas are experts in painting themselves as victims. Making a whole lot of theatre for the media. Many people fall for that.

The strategy to be precise is designed to counter that strategy of the adversary.

There has already been a story about a school being hit. It’s probably fake, but it is the media war being fought by Iran and some of their proxies in effect.

It didn’t work, because people have just seen how the administration have mowed down the protesters.

But it’s a blame game, and we need to be on top of it. NOT giving the administration opportunities to make negative stories.

See? It’s not easy.

Now Mr. Trump made a very good comment on the current administration. In Iraq we just booted it out. In Venezuela, it was kept intact.

There is a very big difference between Venezuela and Iran, and that is the fact that Iran is EXTREMELY violent to its people. We simply can’t let that go on. It would be existentially wrong, seen from an American perspective. We are supposed to free these people from tyranny and give them Democracy.

If we just let them keep murdering their own citizens raping their political prisoners, it would simply not make sense to fight.

So the dismantling of the control system should be a major negotiation point.

These people BELIEVE in good, they just need to be realistic about the extent of good. Killing and destroying one’s own people is not good.

As there is ethics and moral, freedom is a part of good and bad. Leniency, care, acceptance and mercy.

We will see what happens, but we have come off to a good start.

We need to be the good guys.

G-d bless the will of the Iranian people, and may they find peace.