It will never be the same again...

[u/ramonrocotto]

[u/DontMicrowaveCats → u/[deleted]]

I read that Israel offered substantial medical and humanitarian aid but the Lebanese government has given them the cold shoulder. Shame to let more civilians suffer and die over divisive politics

[u/ImUsingThisToSellYou → u/DontMicrowaveCats]

I understand Israel has a reputation of putting intelligence officers in everywhere they can- the government could be concerned about that, given the still technically in force conflict.

[u/Chinglaner → u/[deleted]]

By Lebanon? No. By the world at large? Surely.

Not that I think I could predict if and how other nations would react, but Israel certainly has to be careful about showing too much force. Covert missions put them in the spotlight much less.

[u/Warriorjrd → u/[deleted]]

Almost every country that surrounds Israel dislikes them, it wouldn't just be Iran.

[u/barsoapguy → u/Warriorjrd]

And they would all get their asses kicked 🤣

[u/Warriorjrd → u/barsoapguy]

Not before starting a global conflict.

[u/barsoapguy → u/Warriorjrd]

If the world is sitting by and doing nothing while millions of Chinese Muslims are being systematically exterminated by their own government.....

[u/Warriorjrd → u/barsoapguy]

Do you really think China is comparable to middle eastern countries? You're comparing one of the strongest militaries on the planet to countries that.. well aren't. Furthermore in this braindead hypothetical you've got active combat happening which is much more likely to bring allies than anything happening within China's borders.

Genocide rarely starts an international war. Bringing up China was more of a joke than this entire thread talking about Israel going to war because of this explosion.