> We are somewhow supposed to believe by Israel propaganda that the demolition of the Watan building is necessary to cripple the resistance but in war, truth is always the very first casualty that further leads to countless human casualties.

IOW, Israel did what every war mongering nation does.

Yup, Israel is as shitty a war mongering nation as every other.

If Israel improved its conduct by a factor of 1000, then maybe it could be considered "a war mongering nation".

Instead, it's going down in history as a relatively-short-lived (<100 years) exercise in savagery.

This sort of sober analysis is what makes posts on this topic so edifying. /s

So far Iran looks like the aggressive nation (who also funded Hamas and all acts of terror in the middle east instead of investing in drinking water infrastructure) thats going down, with the love of god, after 50 years since its revolution. Israel seems more resilient at the moment, only responding to savagery from Gazans. Remember October 7th and the hostages that could've ended it so much time ago

What do you mean by "could have ended it"? Hamas wanted to make a deal to release the hostages since October 10th in return for Israel releasing the 5,200 Palestinian prisoners. The entire point of the hostages was to exchange them. Israel is the one that didn't want to make a deal. That's why there were so many protests within Israel to "return the hostages". Those protests weren't about continuing the war, they were about pushing Netanyahu to end it and make a deal

> No price of getting the right answer, it's the Watan Tower building that also hosted most of Gaza Internet Sevice Provider (ISP) companies including Paltel and Jawwal and their infrastructure.

The first airstrikes in the gulf war were focused on taking out Iraqi command and control infrastructure, disrupting enemy communication infrastructure is standard practice when conducting military operations.

> We are somewhow supposed to believe by Israel propaganda that the demolition of the Watan building is necessary to cripple the resistance but in war, truth is always the very first casualty that further leads to countless human casualties.

Calling genocidal Hamas terrorists "the resistance" is some rather disingenuous phrasing.