Israel's bombardment of Iran strikingly resembles its previous wars against Hamas and Hezbollah: a form of perpetual conflict management which can never achieve the 'total victory' of its most delusional propagandists and which guarantees this third Gulf War won't be the last
Israel's bombardment of Iran strikingly resembles its previous wars against Hamas and Hezbollah: a form of perpetual conflict management which can never achieve the 'total victory' of its most delusional propagandists and which guarantees this third Gulf War won't be the last
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09:01 AM • March 13 2026 IST
In the early 2010s, Israeli military officials began to describe the army's periodic offensives in Gaza, typically conducted through airstrikes and artillery barrages, as "mowing the lawn."
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