On Iran’s surrender .. Read what was said in Israel

The Israeli newspaper “Jerusalem Post” published a new report that “Iran’s surrender alone is enough to end its nuclear threat.”

The report translated by “Lebanon 24” says that “fortunately, US President Donald Trump was able to bomb some Iranian nuclear sites with US air weapons during the month of June, including the Fordo nuclear site, buried at a depth of 300 feet below the surface of the earth in a mountain about 160 km south of Tehran.”
He added: “The supercompan bomb was sufficient for this task, and it required the use of a B-2 ghost bomber. As for Israel, it did not have the same bomb or a plane capable of carrying it to the aforementioned target.” He continued: “Mr. Trump could sell or lend these two pieces to Israel, and Israeli pilots could have made this task to do this themselves. Trump will avoid violating his promise by removing the United States from external military involvement. The promise added: “Why was President Trump authorized to do so? This stems from two considerations. First, Israel had a justification, and even more than justified, in launching an attack on Iran. The latter has always practiced unjustified violence against Israel, as it did this directly, and even more through its trio -Ham, Hezbollah, and Houthi agents. Even away from these material provocations, Iran has always threatened the full extermination of the State of Israel. These threats alone were sufficient to justify Israel’s material response of a defensive nature. ” When one of the partners faces a problem, and is unable to complete his mission to the fullest, as in the case of Fordo, the other party is responsible for providing all reasonable support. At the time of writing these lines, Iran is certainly suffering from chaos, but it is far from any surrender. ”
He continued: “The Israeli operations cannot be considered successful just to make Iran a nuclear impotent. If nothing else changes, this country still can wreak havoc in Israel, whether directly or through its agents in Iran. Military and nuclear. The future and its willingness to use these weapons.