Israel acknowledges grave consequences of Iranian missile strikes

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Four people were killed in an Iranian strike on the Israeli city of Haifa, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said assistance would be provided to the families of the victims and those injured.

I just spoke with Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav and expressed my deepest condolences for the heavy loss of four lives in Haifa. But the most important thing that resonated in that conversation was one simple principle, an ironclad rule: those who follow Home Front Command instructions and remain in a secure area are at virtually no risk of harm.

– Netanyahu said.



It's worth noting that this statement is one of the first confirmations from Israeli government officials of the grave consequences of the Iranian strikes. It's no secret that Israel maintains strict military censorship regarding the publication of the landing sites of Iranian weapons, as well as the missiles and drones launched by Lebanese Hezbollah fighters against cities.

The very fact that the country's prime minister is speaking about the severity of the strike's consequences means they are indeed serious. Middle Eastern media reports claim that Israeli air defense systems were only able to shoot down 50% of the targets during the strike's response.

Military experts view these air defense performance indicators as evidence of a serious shortage of air interception capabilities experienced by the United States and its allies in the region.

At the same time, as analysts note, Tehran still has a fairly impressive arsenal of missiles, which allows it to reject US proposals to resolve the conflict on American terms.
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  1. Alexzn
    Alexzn
    -8
    April 6 2026 16: 16
    It is worth noting that this statement is one of the first confirmations from Israeli government officials of the grave consequences of the Iranian strikes.

    A blatant lie. Just minutes after the missile attack, the Home Front Service and the Red Shield of David report on casualties and damage. Then comes a live report on the rescue services' work.

    It is no secret that Israel has strict military censorship regarding publications of the landing sites of Iranian weapons.

    Only if these are military or strategic facilities.
    1. Igor M.
      Igor M.
      +3
      April 6 2026 19: 16
      AlexZN, but that's strange. The city is being hit with cluster munitions, yet the casualty count is minimal. Experience from the previous 12-day war showed that Israel reduced civilian casualties by at least a factor of 10. And it completely concealed military losses.
      I suspect it will be the same this time. The exact death toll will emerge later. And it will be at least 000. But how many soldiers died, and what they destroyed, we'll never know.
      1. Alexzn
        Alexzn
        -5
        April 6 2026 19: 59
        Zero-based nonsense? We apparently live in different worlds. Catastrophically different.
        You can't believe a world where lies are a hundred times less common. That we're given out information by name every day, that the loss of every person here is a tragedy.
        That you can simply find all the names of the dead and they are not hidden.
        1. Igor M.
          Igor M.
          +4
          April 7 2026 03: 25
          AlexZN, I've caught Israel lying more than once. So you're the one living in a fantasy world. Just look at the toothless Netanyahu with his six fingers and a sippy cup. But I understand that arguing with a believer is pointless.
          1. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            -1
            April 7 2026 07: 33
            Let's do it this way: you ask, I answer. If you don't trust my answers, then you should stop all this instead of writing nonsense about six-fingered Bibi.
            1. Igor M.
              Igor M.
              0
              April 7 2026 09: 40
              AlexZN, I apologize, I just dropped in and got sucked in. I had a little chat with Krasnodar a while back, so I reacted.
              I'm more concerned with topics about the SVO and Russia.
              Well, I have a pretty good idea of ​​what's going on here, albeit from somewhat biased sources. Thanks for the answers.
  2. Alexzn
    Alexzn
    -5
    April 6 2026 16: 23
    Middle Eastern media reports claim that Israeli air defense systems were only able to shoot down 50% of their targets during the attack.

    And this is a blatant lie. Every day, 1-2 missiles out of 10-20 are not intercepted, which completely corresponds to the claimed 90% of missiles shot down. Every day, reports are published on launches, shootdowns, and impacts, with times and locations indicated.
    1. Wandering
      Wandering
      +6
      April 6 2026 16: 37
      And here's the interesting part... There is observation of the missiles that hit. But the number of launches is just what you were told. The public doesn't and can't have access to the real data. So, you can still claim 99% successful interceptions.
      1. Alexzn
        Alexzn
        -5
        April 6 2026 16: 47
        In Israel, it doesn't work that way. The warning system is based on the areas of potential missile impacts. Everyone has an app that triggers automatically after a missile launch, then they have 4-8 minutes to prepare, then a siren sounds, and 10-12 minutes later, an all-clear alert is given. The country is small, military installations are interspersed with civilian ones, and so the alert is geographically based, meaning we know exactly how many attacks are occurring.
        1. vitgusin
          vitgusin
          -3
          April 6 2026 17: 01
          Quote: AlexZN
          The warning system operates in areas where missiles are likely to be launched. Everyone has an app that automatically triggers after a missile launch. They then have 4-8 minutes to prepare, then a siren sounds, and after 10-12 minutes, an all-clear alert is issued.

          They live their lives and don't understand how it works to save people's lives.
        2. Wandering
          Wandering
          +7
          April 6 2026 17: 15
          The number of sirens may not equal the number of actual triggers. This seems obvious. Even if we assume the system is automatic. It's completely automatic. And no one can control it. There's always a percentage of false alarms. Moreover, we need to consider how triggers are actually recorded and what detection equipment is used. But I understand your comment: the Israeli system is the best and there can be no mistakes.
          1. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            -2
            April 6 2026 17: 32
            The system is automated and requires an operator. The operating principles have been explained to the public ten times. Launches are detected by several tracking radars, a satellite constellation, and this time, drones, which guide aircraft or attack drones to the launchers.
            Mistakes always happen. At least twice, the operator's intervention regarding the warning zone was erroneous. The failure to shoot down 10% of the missiles is also a consequence of errors.
            The Israeli warning system is undoubtedly the best today.
            1. Wandering
              Wandering
              +4
              April 6 2026 17: 46
              Let's go back to the beginning. The best warning system doesn't mean it accurately detects every missile launch. But I'm repeating myself. If you want to believe that 90 percent of missiles are shot down, go ahead. But you don't really have the data. You only have your belief that the Israeli warning system is undoubtedly the best today. (c)
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                -2
                April 6 2026 18: 17
                does not mean that it accurately records all missile launches

                This is, in fact, the simplest thing.
                1. Igor M.
                  Igor M.
                  0
                  April 6 2026 19: 22
                  AlexZN, what if American and Israeli radars have been largely destroyed?
                  1. Alexzn
                    Alexzn
                    +1
                    April 6 2026 20: 44
                    The American over-the-horizon radar is located in the Negev, information is received from the remaining systems in the Gulf, guided missile destroyers, AWACS, and satellites.
                    At first, after the loss of systems in the Gulf, there was talk that the warning was delayed by 1-2 minutes.
                    1. Igor M.
                      Igor M.
                      -1
                      April 7 2026 03: 57
                      AlexZN, rockets also flew into the Negev.
                    2. Igor M.
                      Igor M.
                      -1
                      April 7 2026 04: 05
                      AlexZN, remember we're talking about detecting missile launches from Iran. AWACS and URO are hardly relevant here, far too much.
                      1. Alexzn
                        Alexzn
                        +1
                        April 7 2026 07: 04
                        They're quite appropriate; in the event of massive salvos of guided missiles, they contribute to ballistic interference. In fact, that's their primary function.
                      2. Igor M.
                        Igor M.
                        0
                        April 7 2026 09: 27
                        alexzn,

                        We are discussing the detection of missile launches from Iran.

                        And you switched to shooting down missiles.
          2. vitgusin
            vitgusin
            0
            April 6 2026 18: 33
            Quote: Wandering
            The number of sirens may not be equal to the number of actual launches.

            Quantity warnings always equal to the quantity launches
            And here is the rocket landing in warning zone It doesn't always happen because it's a zone warnings It is given before the trajectory calculation begins, but it is possible that there will be no arrival on Israeli territory at all; the missile may fall before reaching it, and this happens often, or it will be destroyed far from Israeli territory.

            Quote: Wandering
            Israel's best

            Not always, but if you know of a four-level missile defense system, please introduce it to us.

            Quote: Wandering
            There can be no mistakes.

            The one who does nothing is not mistaken.
            1. Wandering
              Wandering
              +2
              April 6 2026 19: 28
              The number of warnings is always equal to the number of starts

              You're making an immediate mistake. Even statistically, there are false positives in any system. You're elevating your system to an absolute. Again, I understand why you say that. You're throwing out basic logic.
              1. vitgusin
                vitgusin
                -1
                April 6 2026 21: 13
                Quote: Wandering
                You immediately make a mistake.

                You live in the 80s of the last century.
                Today, missile launches are monitored comprehensively. The United States and Israel have created a multi-level system for observing the sky day and night. This system uses satellites in space, ground-based radars, ships at sea and aircraft in the air, all of which form a single system. Every ballistic missile launch from Iran towards Israel is detected.
                There was no rocket landing for 38 days. from Iran without early warning
                I understand, you're choking on it. But Israel isn't to blame for this.
                1. Wandering
                  Wandering
                  +1
                  April 6 2026 21: 19
                  No. There's no such thing. I understand you're idealizing the system. And again, I repeat, that's clear. And here's an article I found when I decided to dig a little deeper: https://www.nzz.ch/english/the-cost-of-israels-high-tech-rocket-defense-system-ld.1863524 And yes, there are false positives:
                  1. vitgusin
                    vitgusin
                    0
                    April 7 2026 12: 15
                    Quote: Wandering
                    There is an understanding that you are idealizing the system.

                    And I have an understanding that you did not carefully read what I wrote.
                    Every launch ballistic missile from Iran A missile is detected in the direction of Israel and there are warnings about the launch, see photo 1.
                    Within 38 days there was no missile landing from Iran without early warning
                    The link you gave refers to the 7/10/23 shelling from the Gaza Strip, not from Iran about what I wrote, and this two huge differences
                    In most cases, these missiles are launched from a distance of 20-40 km, so there is no no possibility of early warning, that preliminary preliminary about which I wrote from Iran The time of hitting the target from the moment of launch is from 0 seconds to 30 seconds. These are the missiles that the Iron Dome detects; at the moment of detection, it has already calculated the ballistic trajectory and turned on alarm there is no prior warning When the alarm goes off, information about the area in which it will fall is received. Time to enter a shelter is extremely limited, and people are practically living in shelters. This also applies to areas adjacent to the Gaza Strip and Lebanon and the launch of rockets from these territories.
                    1. Wandering
                      Wandering
                      0
                      April 7 2026 12: 36
                      You still haven't answered the main question: how can the public verify the number of launches? Your details about the missile types don't solve this problem. Moreover, the article also includes launches from Iran in the schedule. (In case you hadn't noticed.) But I've already realized that this doesn't matter to you. You're demonstrating a defense of your own worldview. That was telling. Thank you.
                      1. vitgusin
                        vitgusin
                        0
                        April 7 2026 13: 03
                        Quote: Wandering
                        You still haven't answered the main question: how can the public verify the number of launches?

                        Just like in Russia, there are special services for this. In Israel, for concealing or distorting the term, the State Comptroller will check at the end. ALL ,readiness to spend the correctness of the decisions made I understand that this is not available to you,
                        Now about Iranian missiles 2023-2024 is the first combat use of the Arrow 2/3 and DAVID SLING missile defense systems; it is clear that they are still being refined today.
                        Please imagine any four-tier missile defense system that has undergone combat operations for 51 days with such results, then we'll talk.
                      2. Wandering
                        Wandering
                        -1
                        April 7 2026 13: 21
                        How long ago did you immigrate to Israel and at what age? You don't have to answer if you don't want to. It's pure curiosity.
                      3. vitgusin
                        vitgusin
                        0
                        April 7 2026 14: 39
                        Quote: Wandering
                        How long ago did you immigrate to Israel and at what age?

                        1990, middle age. And what follows from this?
                      4. Wandering
                        Wandering
                        0
                        April 7 2026 15: 18
                        Here's what I want to write: First, thank you for your reply. You're simply demonstrating a classic example: an emigrant defending a new identity. All these explanations are completely irrelevant to the original question, and your "I'm choking on it" is a perfect example of this phenomenon. Let's leave it at that. Or let me explain. Why can't you say something simple? That the population doesn't and can't have real data on the effectiveness of air defenses (that same percentage of missiles shot down). And you trust official data. Instead, you dump out a bunch of information you've gleaned from open sources. But it's not verifiable. I'm not interested in delving further. Thanks again.
                      5. vitgusin
                        vitgusin
                        -1
                        April 7 2026 17: 58
                        Quote: Wandering
                        In fact, the population does not and cannot have real data on the effectiveness of air defense (the percentage of those shot down by launched missiles)

                        I understand you because I lived in the USSR, and even today the system is not much different, especially in the information sphere.
                        In Israel, it's completely different. The country is small, and it's impossible to hide anything. It's impossible to hide a missile launch because it will fall and journalists will spin it. There's no warning, but the missile is there. Likewise, it's impossible to say we shot down a missile and it vanished. It's impossible to hide the death of a soldier because they'll conduct an identification, and the media will report it. Understand that in Israel, it's impossible to hide anything. Ten years ago, a friend of Netanyahu's brought him expensive cigars and his wife French champagne. The trial has been going on for six years now. I have no doubt that your country has no fewer problems than Israel, but you're simply better at understanding other people's problems. I won't say why.
                      6. Wandering
                        Wandering
                        0
                        April 7 2026 18: 27
                        You even follow the same pattern in the finale. And I didn't even say a single word of criticism about Israel. Not a single line in any of my lines. Amazing mental work. Thank you again.
          3. Igor M.
            Igor M.
            -2
            April 6 2026 19: 20
            Wandering, especially since Iran has deliberately knocked out numerous American and Israeli detection radars.
            1. Wandering
              Wandering
              +2
              April 6 2026 19: 38
              That occurred to me too. But I don't know how integrated these systems were into Israel's air and missile defense system. So I won't jump to conclusions. In fact, for some reason, my counterpart thinks that detecting missile launches is a simple task. Which is strange to me. It only looks good in movies, how satellites always see everything and transmit engine emissions online to the ground, and over-the-horizon radars are always working. But yes, I understand, as I said, this is written by Israeli citizens for whom their country is the best and it couldn't be any other way. A 50 percent interception rate is simply a lie for them, by default.
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                0
                April 7 2026 08: 27
                In fact, for some reason, my counterpart thinks that detecting missile launches is a simple task. Which is strange to me.

                A rocket leaving the atmosphere is detected 100% of the time - this is a fact that is not disputed.
                1. Wandering
                  Wandering
                  -1
                  April 7 2026 08: 35
                  I'm not interested anymore. I've seen the mechanics of your psyche. There's no point in going any further. It's enough for me, but you won't be able to understand (which you've already demonstrated) what I'm talking about. This isn't a demotion, it's just how your psyche works. And I found it interesting. I'll stop here.
            2. Alexzn
              Alexzn
              -3
              April 6 2026 21: 03
              Israeli radars are alive and well. The shattered cable TV station doesn't count. The remaining damage to the systems came from Lebanon and is non-lethal.
              1. Igor M.
                Igor M.
                -1
                April 7 2026 03: 14
                AlexZN, so data from American radars didn't reach Israel? And what if their destruction didn't degrade the system's quality? That's very strange to hear.
                1. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  +1
                  April 7 2026 07: 21
                  It's a system. Judging by the fact that it continues to operate, the loss of a few nodes isn't critical. I can't say anything about the extent to which the system's quality has deteriorated. I think the radars in the Persian Gulf served local needs and indirectly ours. The strategic systems are located on Israeli territory.
                  1. Igor M.
                    Igor M.
                    -1
                    April 7 2026 09: 35
                    AlexZN, one of the destroyed radars was strategic. It was part of the American Strategic Missile Defense (SMD) system.
        3. prior
          prior
          +2
          April 6 2026 17: 49
          The number of alerts does not indicate the number of Iranian missiles in flight or the number intercepted.
          Zelensky also turns on the air raid siren for each of his guests in Kyiv.
          Therefore, the number of notifications is not statistics either.
          1. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            0
            April 6 2026 18: 21
            You can’t even imagine that somewhere people might know something that you either lie about or remain silent about.
            1. Wandering
              Wandering
              +2
              April 6 2026 19: 33
              This phrase accurately describes why you are speaking

              The best system in Israel and the lie that 50 percent is not intercepted

              And yes, this has already happened: we have a democratic democracy compared to your totalitarianism. It's a template, really.
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                -1
                April 6 2026 20: 31
                I appreciated your humor.
                1. Wandering
                  Wandering
                  +3
                  April 6 2026 20: 58
                  That wasn't a joke. It was a demonstration of how I see your statement, and that none of this is new. By the way, I found an interesting article about how the warning system works in Israel. It included statistics from the past. And it confirmed my opinion that the number of warnings doesn't equal the number of missile launches. First, warnings are triggered by zones. And often, several zones can respond at once. The number of false alarms is three times as high. Here's the article: https://www.nzz.ch/english/the-cost-of-israels-high-tech-rocket-defense-system-ld.1863524
                  1. Alexzn
                    Alexzn
                    0
                    April 7 2026 07: 29
                    2023-24 isn't even funny. We're talking about Iranian ballistics, where the relevant data is from June 25th or today.
                    False alarms are not failures to fire during firing.
                    The system is designed to save, not to satisfy statistics.
                    The number of received preliminary warnings is always higher than the number of orders to enter the shelter (due to the calculation of the trajectory and clarification of the impact area); the siren sounds in the areas of the expected impact of both the missile and debris, including anti-missiles.
                    If there is a better system somewhere, please tell me)))
            2. prior
              prior
              -1
              April 7 2026 08: 25
              About the honesty of the Jews... I prefer to remain silent.
        4. Igor M.
          Igor M.
          -1
          April 6 2026 19: 19
          AlexZN, they wrote that both last time and this time, Iranian hackers hacked the warning system. And indeed, there were videos of a missile falling without any siren sound.
          1. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            -2
            April 6 2026 20: 05
            And the Iranians bombed everything a hundred times.
            Argument - they wrote - is not an argument.
            There are no sirens during rocket attacks! The siren warns of the need to enter a shelter; it usually sounds 4-8 minutes before a potential breach or shrapnel fall. Therefore, by this time, everyone is in shelters, and casualties are minimal.
            1. Igor M.
              Igor M.
              0
              April 7 2026 03: 31
              AlexZN, unless a missile hits the shelter. How many times has that happened?
              But what's strange is that there are tons of videos of Iranian missiles and cluster submunitions falling, while cars and pedestrians are driving around. I remember a missile hitting a large building, the entire thing started to tilt, and a bunch of people ran out of the neighboring high-rise. So, your words are good for those who don't watch anything themselves. But those who do watch have legitimate questions.
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                0
                April 7 2026 07: 15
                Don't watch AI-generated videos.
                There's movement during an attack, but it's sporadic. Cars stop, and drivers lie down on the ground. People certainly aren't out and about. Cluster rockets cover a larger area but cause less damage. In B'Shemesh, nine people were killed in a shelter after a direct hit from a 500-kilogram missile, even though the doors were open.
                I have public shelters around me that are buried 7 meters deep and can withstand 500 kg.
                If you have any questions, ask them, but don't speculate. I'm not going to lie to you, and why would I?
                To date, 25 people have died directly as a result of missile strikes.
                1. Igor M.
                  Igor M.
                  -2
                  April 7 2026 09: 33
                  AlexZN, deliberately lying isn't necessary if your brains are brainwashed by the hooligan propaganda that Israel is always right, that it's great and powerful, and that everyone else is subhuman, easily killed, tortured, raped, and executed. Remember how your minister said, "I dream of executing a Palestinian as soon as possible?" He's clearly a maniac, and no one even convicted him.
        5. Botrops
          Botrops
          +2
          April 6 2026 19: 46
          Well then...all that's left is to wish you more good and varied shelling)))

          And he said to them (Christ to the disciples): take note of what you hear: with what measure you measure, it will be measured to you, and more will be measured to you who listen.
          1. Vox Populi
            Vox Populi
            -2
            April 6 2026 20: 30
            Zhenya! There's a saying that's helpful to remember:

            Do not wish evil on others, otherwise evil will desire you!
            1. Botrops
              Botrops
              +3
              April 6 2026 20: 38
              The question is different - what is more moral - to wish evil on someone who has crossed all conceivable boundaries in the destruction of others, or, on the contrary, to wish prosperity, goodness and well-being to the exterminators of children in an Iranian school or the murderers of Iranian leaders (and at the same time, members of their families - why bother!?)?
              1. Vox Populi
                Vox Populi
                -2
                April 6 2026 20: 44
                So, all sorts of "things" are happening on the SVO too, and if you read many of the commentators here, it's enough to make you want to turn off the lights... wink
                1. Botrops
                  Botrops
                  +1
                  April 6 2026 21: 06
                  They happen. But I don't recall ever seeing a single dagger thrown at a Kyiv school in the middle of the school day.
                  1. Vox Populi
                    Vox Populi
                    -1
                    April 7 2026 19: 29
                    No, but is it impossible to see the UN website in Russian about civilian casualties?
                    1. Botrops
                      Botrops
                      0
                      April 7 2026 20: 06
                      Please provide a link to where this information is on the UN website.
                      1. Vox Populi
                        Vox Populi
                        -1
                        April 7 2026 20: 12
                        No, please don't bother, you'll do it all yourself. If you can write entire "pages" here, you should be able to find the information you're looking for. Believe me, it's not difficult and has been done before. wink
                      2. Botrops
                        Botrops
                        -1
                        April 7 2026 20: 17
                        I couldn't find this information on the UN website. Could you tell me which section it's in?
                        The search yielded no results for "Ukraine," "special military operation," or "civilian casualties."
                        Here I found a topic on the Holocaust))As well as on the Palestinian issue.
                        Or are they based on data from the Ukrainian Armed Forces, according to which the Russian Federation has already lost 100 million military personnel? It's strange, but the Russian Federation hasn't yet seen a second wave of mobilization, given the rate of losses.
                      3. Vox Populi
                        Vox Populi
                        -1
                        April 7 2026 20: 53
                        As far as I remember, in the section "Peace and Security" or something like that.
                      4. vitgusin
                        vitgusin
                        -2
                        April 7 2026 21: 11
                        Quote: Botrops
                        I didn't find such information on the UN website.

                        Open your favorite search engine and type:
                        UN on civilian casualties in Ukraine
                      5. Botrops
                        Botrops
                        -1
                        April 8 2026 00: 42
                        I typed it in and a bunch of links popped up everywhere but the UN website. And not the international humanitarian agency. Sorry, but you'll have to use those sources yourself. There's no Peace and Security section on the UN website. Just in case, I'm attaching a photo from the UN website. And apparently, there's no data on any casualties in the SVO.
                      6. Vox Populi
                        Vox Populi
                        0
                        April 8 2026 20: 59
                        UN website:
                        https://news.un.org/ru/
                        Click the "Topics" button and sections will appear, including "Peace and Security," for example, for December 9, 2025... winked
          2. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            0
            April 6 2026 20: 46
            And he said to them (Christ to the disciples): take note of what you hear: with what measure you measure, it will be measured to you, and more will be measured to you who listen.

            What else can you expect from a Jew?
            1. Botrops
              Botrops
              -1
              April 6 2026 21: 04
              Yes))) But not every Jew trades in the Temple))
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                0
                April 7 2026 07: 59
                No one ever traded in the temple.
                As a educational program.
                In front of the temple sat money changers, exchanging various coins from across the ecumene for sacrificial coins. Every Jew was required to donate to the temple. There were also people selling sacrificial animals, usually doves, which were burned. This is where the word columbarium comes from (columbus means dove).
                Yeshua believed that this was wrong and started a pogrom, for which he was taken to the police station.
                Have you ever been to an Orthodox church? Didn't you notice the stall on the right where they sell... definitely not Jews.
                1. Botrops
                  Botrops
                  -1
                  April 7 2026 13: 36
                  Don't take everything so literally.)) When I said that not all Jews trade in the Temple, I was talking more about the soul, and about how not all Jews are like Netanyahu. And no Zionism can justify what was done in Iran. Especially considering what Cyrus did for the Jewish people. To paraphrase Bulgakov, ingratitude is the worst of vices.))
                  As for educational programs, the canonical book for a Christian is the Gospel.
                  And this is what John says.

                  Jesus came to Jerusalem and found those selling oxen, sheep, and doves in the temple, with the money changers sitting there. And he made a whip of cords and drove them all out of the temple, the sheep and the oxen with him. He also scattered the money changers' money and overturned their tables. And he said to those selling doves, "Take these things away from here, and do not make my Father's house an house of merchandise" (John 2:13–16).

                  Moreover, the Orthodox icon "The Expulsion of the Moneychangers from the Temple" depicts Jesus driving them out. The same can be said of Rembrandt's painting of the same name, which hangs in the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.
                  As for trade in Orthodox churches, who am I to condemn it? Although, it doesn't happen everywhere; sometimes candles, church literature, and icons are sold in church shops outside the church. For me, as a Christian, it's more important that I can be with God in the church and be undisturbed. I prefer that than spending time at the Western Wall, not seeing anyone selling anything because Titus and Vespasian destroyed the Second Temple, and then calmly attacking a school filled with Iranian children. A worthy continuation of prayer.
            2. Dima
              Dima
              0
              April 6 2026 21: 27
              Yes, Christ was not a Jew, he was a Jew from Galilee and was genetically very distant from the majority of the current inhabitants of Israel, who came from Europe.
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                0
                April 7 2026 07: 40
                A Jew is not a Jew – a new joke? Ethnic Russians in Kazakhstan are Kazakhs... At least look into the nature of these concepts.
                Do you have Yeshua's genetic material to make such a claim?
                1. Dima
                  Dima
                  -1
                  April 7 2026 11: 24
                  Are you kidding, or are you that ignorant of the subject? A Jew and a Jew are far from the same thing. Besides Jews, there have been and are other peoples in the world who practice Judaism. Off the top of my head, I can think of Arabs, Khazars, Berbers, and Ethiopians. Meanwhile, there are plenty of Jews who don't practice Judaism, atheists, and converts.

                  According to statistics, 80% of Jews in the 17th and 18th centuries lived in Eastern Europe, and their descendants are considered Ashkenazi. According to genetic studies of the mitochondrial DNA of Ashkenazi Jews, who make up the majority of the modern Jewish population, 60-80% are direct descendants of just four women from the early Middle Ages, somewhere in Northern Italy. They have a wide range of Y-haplogroups, indicating different ancestry in the male line.
                  Now to the question of Yeshua. According to the Bible, his mother is a descendant of David, and his father is clearly not Joseph. In short, most modern Jews are not blood related to Yeshua; they are a different people, formed 500-600 years after the death of Christ, and the only things they share in common are their faith and some traditions.
                  1. Alexzn
                    Alexzn
                    +1
                    April 7 2026 14: 47
                    I will not even comment on this nonsense.
                    1. Dima
                      Dima
                      0
                      April 7 2026 17: 04
                      Of course, it's nonsense. Anything that's inconvenient and calls into question the idea of ​​a new Israel is, of course, nonsense. However, statistics that 80% of Jews lived in Europe are available online. The results of genetic studies have been published numerous times. It's a well-known fact that the Ashkenazi language is Germanic, and the Sephardic language is Romance.
                      You can call yourselves whatever you want, but don't let the descendants of Indo-Europeans compare yourselves to the Semitic Christ. You only have religion and some traditions in common.
            3. Rustam 86
              Rustam 86
              -1
              April 6 2026 22: 11
              Is Benya alive? Has anyone seen him in person? Or is his wife in charge, editing?
              1. SmolH2
                SmolH2
                -1
                April 7 2026 06: 15
                He's preparing an escape route. Like, if things get bad, he'll die. And he'll head off to Argentina.
                1. Dormidontov_Dormidont
                  Dormidontov_Dormidont
                  +1
                  April 8 2026 17: 05
                  Quote: SmollH2
                  He's preparing an escape route. Like, if things get bad, he'll die. And he'll head off to Argentina.

                  Plus
                  The cunning Bibi, probably like Hitler, is preparing a "backup airfield" just in case.
                  The same can be said about Zelensky's bastard. Only he, it seems, has prepared a house in Switzerland.

                  Anecdote:

                  We need to make a film about Hitler that starts with footage,
                  where he sits in a bunker, holding an ampoule of cyanide in his teeth
                  potassium, then takes it out and says: “You probably
                  I wonder how I ended up in this situation."
    2. sannyhome
      sannyhome
      +1
      April 6 2026 16: 43
      Reminds me of the Ukrainians: 100 drones arrived, 50 were shot down. The news will report that 500 drones arrived, 450 were shot down...
      1. Roman070280
        Roman070280
        -1
        April 6 2026 17: 07
        But in Russia, we seem to know everything for sure... we never lie, yeah... only shrapnel gets through... laughing
        1. Botrops
          Botrops
          +4
          April 6 2026 19: 51
          What does Russia have to do with this? It's not what we're talking about. And you, out of your old liberal habit, immediately rushed to shift the blame.
          As for Russia, those responsible for determining how many arrived and how many were shot down certainly know, if not exactly, then at least close to the truth. At least enough to assess the effectiveness of its air defenses. But why should ordinary people know this?
          1. Roman070280
            Roman070280
            -5
            April 6 2026 19: 56
            What does Russia have to do with this? It's not what we're talking about.

            And you read again what was discussed and what I responded to.
            And you will immediately have time to delete your question. laughing

            In keeping with the old liberal habit, they immediately rushed to shift the blame)))

            Yes, that's exactly what the man above did... to which I was forced to reprimand him. So why the hell aren't you praising me... or, as is your old liberal habit, is it something else??)

            Why do ordinary people need to know this?

            Once again - read to whom and to what I answered... you won't ask nonsense...
  3. prior
    prior
    -1
    April 6 2026 16: 44
    four people died

    Israel is lucky that Iran doesn't have an atomic bomb yet.
    But someday this luck will run out.
    1. vitgusin
      vitgusin
      -7
      April 6 2026 17: 12
      Quote: prior
      But someday this luck will run out.

      Haven't you realized in 37 days that this isn't luck, but opportunity. Opportunities that Iran doesn't have and never will have.
      1. prior
        prior
        +2
        April 6 2026 17: 29
        On the contrary.
        These 37 days have shown that Iran absolutely needs to have its own atomic bomb.
        Israel has been trying its best to convince Iran's leadership of this all these days. And not only Iran's.
        1. vitgusin
          vitgusin
          -5
          April 6 2026 18: 17
          Quote: prior
          Iran absolutely needs to have its own atomic bomb.

          I understand you, you're a simple anti-Semite who dreams of exterminating the Jews. But over the course of 3000 years, there were people smarter and stronger than you. They all disappeared, and of many, not a trace remains.
          The people of Israel are alive and well. Persians and Jews have always had excellent relations, and only with the rise of Islamist fanatics who want to subjugate the entire Middle East has Israel prevented them from doing so. They understand that nuclear weapons are needed for this, and everyone else (except you and others like you) understand that there are two paths: either the fanatics don't have nuclear weapons, which will be taken care of by those who can, or the people of Iran will rid themselves of the fanatics.
          1. Igor M.
            Igor M.
            +3
            April 6 2026 19: 30
            Vitgusin, it's so convenient to immediately label anyone who disapproves of Israel's mass murder of civilians as an anti-Semite. Condemn Israel's vile attack on Iran—an anti-Semite. Condemn the invasion of Syria and Lebanon—an anti-Semite.
            I'm not anti-Semitic, as my wife and I have a large amount of Jewish blood. But I rejoice at every Merkavah burned in Lebanon.
            1. vitgusin
              vitgusin
              -2
              April 6 2026 21: 18
              Quote: Igor M.
              My wife and I have a large proportion of priestly blood.

              It's not about priestly blood, and in the brains of those tortured by anti-Semitic propaganda based on lies.
              1. Igor M.
                Igor M.
                +2
                April 7 2026 03: 59
                vitgusin, or on the analysis of Israel's very unseemly actions.
                1. vitgusin
                  vitgusin
                  -1
                  April 7 2026 10: 55
                  Quote: Igor M.
                  analysis of Israel's very unseemly actions.

                  Chatsky

                  Who are the judges? - For antiquity
                  To a free life their enmity is irreconcilable,
                  Judges draw from forgotten newspapers
                  Ochakovsky and the conquest of the Crimea;
                  Always ready to fight,
                  They sing all the same song,
                  Without noticing about myself
                  1. Igor M.
                    Igor M.
                    0
                    April 7 2026 22: 23
                    Vitgusin, the SVO has the highest ratio of military to civilian deaths in the history of war. Probably over 95%.
                    Israel, on the other hand, claims its regulations allow collateral damage of up to 100 civilians per soldier. How many Hamas soldiers died there? And how many Palestinian women and children? Israel is, in practice, pursuing a policy of genocide.
        2. 933454818
          933454818
          +4
          April 6 2026 18: 19
          Netanyahu spent 40 years shouting that Iran was about to develop nuclear weapons.
        3. Igor M.
          Igor M.
          0
          April 6 2026 19: 27
          Prior to this, Iran is already discussing withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. This means they are 99% certain to have a nuclear bomb soon.
      2. mabhol
        mabhol
        -2
        April 6 2026 18: 30
        Iran has enough enriched uranium to create a nuclear weapon and I am sure that at the moment they are either in the process of completing this work or have already created it, which is good!
        1. vitgusin
          vitgusin
          -2
          April 6 2026 19: 10
          Quote: mabhol
          they are either at the stage of completing this work, or have already created it

          Yes, they were in the final stages. There are three sites where they could have hidden uranium enriched to 60%. You could bomb all three sites endlessly and destroy them, but that's super poisonous gas, which will lead to the poisoning of a huge number of people. There are various options for obtaining it. The time for this will come.
          1. Grancer81
            Grancer81
            0
            April 7 2026 02: 03
            When did Israeli fascists ever think about people of other nations? They are still pursuing a scorched-earth policy in southern Lebanon, just like their spiritual mentors from Nazi Germany.
          2. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            0
            April 7 2026 08: 34
            I can argue with that. And clarify. It's not gas that's being stored...
            1. vitgusin
              vitgusin
              0
              April 7 2026 11: 17
              Quote: AlexZN
              I can argue with that. And I'd like to clarify. It's not gas that's being stored.

              Uranium enriched to 60% is usually reprocessed and stored in a gaseous state. Uranium hexafluoride The strongest poison!
              The gas centrifuge enrichment process requires that this compound remain in gaseous state at relatively low temperatures to separate isotopes. In this state, it is stored in durable metal containers.
              1. Alexzn
                Alexzn
                0
                April 7 2026 14: 55
                Yes, it's a highly toxic substance, but it's stored in a metal container. It's converted into a gas at 56°C for industrial use. Talk to a gasification specialist; they'll explain this to you, including the volumes and conditions of the containers.
                In gaseous form, uranium GF is used in centrifuges; during long-term storage, it becomes a white metallic powder.
                1. vitgusin
                  vitgusin
                  -1
                  April 7 2026 15: 10
                  Quote: AlexZN
                  Talk to GPT, he will explain to you, including the volumes and conditions of containers.

                  To be honest, I'm not really interested in this, I just read the information, it is stored in highly protected containers weighing up to 25 kg each, that's somewhere between 18-20 containers.
                  1. Alexzn
                    Alexzn
                    +1
                    April 7 2026 15: 44
                    I see. The volume of gas will be an order of magnitude greater.
    2. mabhol
      mabhol
      0
      April 6 2026 18: 22
      How can you be so sure that Iran doesn't have nuclear weapons? I think Korea, Pakistan, or someone else could have easily supplied them in sufficient quantities to destroy Israel.
      1. Igor M.
        Igor M.
        +2
        April 6 2026 19: 33
        The assassinated Khomeini considered atomic weapons to be diabolical and forbade even thinking about them. But then Israel and the US assassinated him, and immediately the thoughts began to flow.
        1. vitgusin
          vitgusin
          -1
          April 7 2026 12: 29
          Quote: Igor M.
          and forbade even thinking about him

          You're right, he forbade anyone from thinking about it because he was afraid the Mossad would read his thoughts. But the Mossad was wrong about the warehouse where the nuclear weapons development documentation was stored.
          On January 31, 2018, fewer than two dozen Mossad agents infiltrated a secret warehouse in the Kahrizak district in southern Tehran (the capital of Iran) and stole 100,000 documents, including paper records and computer files, documenting work on nuclear weapons under Iran's AMAD project between 1999 and 2015. The documents were part of Iran's secret nuclear archive and contained information about years of work on atomic weapons, warhead designs and production plans.
      2. vitgusin
        vitgusin
        -3
        April 6 2026 20: 28
        Quote: mabhol
        РјРѕРіР »Ryo it's quite possible to install it

        Do you understand the difference РјРѕРіР »Ryo и did you put it? Nobody wants to mess with fanatics.
    3. Igor M.
      Igor M.
      0
      April 6 2026 19: 26
      prior, especially since they themselves killed the main opponent of the creation of the Iranian atomic bomb.
      But Iran already has carriers for it, and it has enriched uranium, which is two-thirds of the job. They're already writing that the uranium is 70% enriched. So, there's still a bit left to do.
  4. vitgusin
    vitgusin
    -2
    April 6 2026 16: 45
    It is no secret that Israel has strict military censorship over the publication of landing sites for Iranian weapons, as well as missiles and drones launched at cities by Lebanese Hezbollah fighters.

    No, it's not a secret, but lieYes, when a missile or parts of a downed missile fall, the impact location is not reported for one or two hours, to prevent another missile from being launched at the same coordinates. After an hour or two, all the details are revealed. Yes, the consequences for Israel were severe: 29 people were killed, all civilians who, for one reason or another, were not in a protected area. A photo from Haifa TV of the building where four people who were in the apartment were killed. The missile was shot down, the warhead fell on the building and failed to explode.
    1. isofat
      isofat
      +2
      April 6 2026 18: 19
      I read your constant explanations, and the question arises: are you already used to lying or not yet? smile
      1. Grancer81
        Grancer81
        -1
        April 7 2026 02: 04
        The Zionist didn't lie, his day was wasted.
        1. isofat
          isofat
          +1
          April 7 2026 12: 02
          But he didn't answer my question. Are you used to it or not? That is the question! laughing
    2. 933454818
      933454818
      +2
      April 6 2026 18: 20
      March 3, 2026, 17:24 PM — Public News Service — Main

      CNN Turk correspondent Emrah Cakmak and cameraman Halil Karaman were detained during a live broadcast in Israel. They were reporting from downtown Tel Aviv, the channel reported.
      As Çakmak was pointing to the cities on the map where the sirens sounded during the Iranian attack, security forces approached them. The broadcast was interrupted, the film crew's equipment was confiscated, and they were taken away for questioning.
      CNN Turk noted that foreign journalists in Israel "from time to time" encounter similar situations in practice.
      1. vitgusin
        vitgusin
        -3
        April 6 2026 19: 02
        Quote: 933454818
        They were reporting from the center of Tel Aviv.

        If you provide any facts, please do not distort the information.

        CNN Turk reporter Emrah Cakmak and cameraman Halil Kahraman were detained by Israeli police during a live broadcast. near the headquarters of the Israeli army (Kirya) in Tel Aviv

        Quote: 933454818
        The broadcast was interrupted – The film crew had their equipment confiscated and was taken away for interrogation.

        What do you think they would do to them in another country during a war?
        1. 933454818
          933454818
          +2
          April 6 2026 22: 27
          Iran invites Western film crews, and they work without problems. There's supposedly a war going on in Iran, too.
          1. vitgusin
            vitgusin
            0
            April 7 2026 10: 47
            Quote: 933454818
            Iran invites Western film crews and they work without problems.

            Dear Ivan! You can write whatever you are told or written, but when you write to me, check what you have written. I have lie does not pass.
            Key Problems for Film Crews in Iran:
            Surveillance & Censorship
            Permit Restrictions
            Legal Risks
    3. Igor M.
      Igor M.
      +1
      April 6 2026 19: 35
      Vitgusin, show me photos of Israeli military targets hit by Iran. I don't remember the Israeli military ever showing them. And do they often show you burning Merkava missiles in Lebanon? And yet, up to 50 have been destroyed there. Maybe more.
      1. vitgusin
        vitgusin
        -3
        April 6 2026 21: 22
        Quote: Igor M.
        Show me photos of Israeli military installations hit by Iran.

        I don't have any of those. I'd be grateful if you could show me some. Just please, no AI with pilot Makarevich.
  5. Irek
    Irek
    +2
    April 6 2026 16: 59
    One precise strike on a nuclear power plant and Israel is no longer on the map.
    1. Alexzn
      Alexzn
      0
      April 6 2026 17: 09
      Expert! Israel doesn't have a nuclear power plant... but Iran does...
      1. kot711
        kot711
        +1
        April 6 2026 17: 26
        Iran has threatened to destroy Israel's nuclear reactor in Dimona.
        Do you think this will make you feel any calmer or safer? They have something to hit you with.
        1. Alexzn
          Alexzn
          -3
          April 6 2026 18: 12
          There's nothing yet. They don't have missiles of that precision, but they could theoretically hit. The dome will protect the sub-reactor area where the control rods are stored. The reactor itself is shut down and cooled. The underground spent fuel sarcophagi can't be destroyed by Iranian ballistics.
          1. 933454818
            933454818
            +3
            April 6 2026 18: 21
            Iran also has hypersonic weapons. They already do. And they've had precision missiles for a long time—they hit military targets while leaving nearby civilian buildings intact.
            1. Alexzn
              Alexzn
              -4
              April 6 2026 18: 34
              Any facts?
              Does hypersonic change anything fundamentally (other than increasing the breakthrough coefficient)?
              1. Igor M.
                Igor M.
                +3
                April 6 2026 19: 40
                AlexZN, if it's like Oreshnik, then it changes. Kinetic velocity is converted into additional impact factor.
                1. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  -2
                  April 6 2026 20: 29
                  If a.
                  By the way, can you tell me what problems the hazelnut tree solved?
                  1. Igor M.
                    Igor M.
                    +1
                    April 7 2026 03: 45
                    AlexZN, it's a deterrent. It's almost like a nuke, but without the nuclear weapons. From here, we threaten the Swede with it.
                    The generalized Swede understands this and doesn’t bother us.
              2. isofat
                isofat
                +3
                April 6 2026 20: 08
                There will be no Israelis, and hypersonic technology is not essential. crying
              3. Botrops
                Botrops
                +2
                April 6 2026 20: 19
                The warhead's delivery speed to the target is significantly reduced. This increases the demands on both the air defense system's response time and places fundamentally different demands on the anti-missiles used to shoot down these hypersonic missiles. And indeed, my friend rightly wrote: "Kinetic velocity is converted into an additional impact factor."
                1. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  -4
                  April 6 2026 20: 28
                  For ballistics, the time will be reduced from 12-14 minutes to 10—no big deal. The kinetic energy will increase by 1,5-2 times, so what?
                  A BG will arrive at the price of two. It's unpleasant, but it doesn't change anything. A fighter can carry 2-4 tons of more accurate ammunition, and shipping is much cheaper...
                  How much has hypersonics helped solve Ukraine's problems? It's simply a good weapon. We also use quasi-ballistic weapons like the dagger.
                  1. Botrops
                    Botrops
                    +4
                    April 6 2026 20: 44
                    How much has hypersonics helped solve Ukraine's problems? It's simply a good weapon. We also use quasi-ballistic weapons like the dagger.

                    Well, let's start with the fact that hypersonic weapons were developed for the SBC munition. Delivering them to their destination is the primary purpose of hypersonic weapons. Otherwise, yes, the same 400-450 kg of TNT equivalent. But the dagger played its role. Firstly, given the speed of hypersonic weapons, intercepting them is much more difficult, and secondly, they will certainly be more accurate than an aerial bomb with a UMPK. Especially considering that the aerial bomb still needs to be delivered to its destination, which, given a reasonable enemy air defense system, could leave you with a significantly reduced air force.
            2. vitgusin
              vitgusin
              -1
              April 7 2026 15: 17
              Quote: 933454818
              Iran also has hypersonic weapons.

              You read it wrong, it was written there hyperfart
          2. Igor M.
            Igor M.
            -1
            April 6 2026 19: 39
            AlexZN, they write that Iran has a stockpile of new, more powerful missiles. And that it's waiting for its air defense missiles to run out.
            1. Alexzn
              Alexzn
              -1
              April 6 2026 20: 21
              They write.
              They also write on fences.
              Israel's air defenses cannot run out this time due to the low number of launches over the past two weeks, an average of 10-12 missiles per day.
              There is a possibility that Iran is holding back a certain number of modern missiles.
          3. kot711
            kot711
            -3
            April 7 2026 09: 21
            There's no harm in dreaming, time will tell.
      2. prior
        prior
        -2
        April 6 2026 17: 52
        But Iran has uranium. All it needs to do is grind it into powder and load it into a conventional warhead.
        If such a warhead fell in Tel Aviv and...
        And a massive, very massive exodus of Jews from Israel will begin.
        The question is where?
        1. twigs
          twigs
          -3
          April 6 2026 18: 21
          So, let's go to Gossia!!! laughing
        2. Alexzn
          Alexzn
          -2
          April 6 2026 18: 23
          Did you study physics or chemistry? Crushed uranium as a weapon – you, sir, are a comedian.
          1. Igor M.
            Igor M.
            0
            April 6 2026 19: 42
            AlexZN, there is such a thing as a "dirty bomb",

            A weapon that combines conventional explosives with radioactive materials. Unlike nuclear weapons, it does not produce a nuclear explosion, but uses the blast to contaminate the area, air, and water with radiation, creating a long-term exclusion zone. The primary purpose is to contaminate the area, create a psychological effect, and create panic.
            1. Alexzn
              Alexzn
              -1
              April 6 2026 20: 10
              Well, yes. But there's no mention of uranium... Cesium, strontium, plutonium...
              The thing is obviously dangerous, but its effectiveness should not be exaggerated, especially against a nuclear power.
        3. vitgusin
          vitgusin
          -3
          April 6 2026 20: 19
          Quote: prior
          It is enough to grind it into powder and load it into a conventional warhead.

          If you want to at least look smart, don't write stupid things.
          Now why doesn't anyone do this?
          1 A small area will be contaminated with a low-radioactive substance, which will be deactivated in a short time.
          2 This is a "weapon of mass destruction"
          3 But this is a casus belli, which will entail a disproportionate response.
          1. isofat
            isofat
            -1
            April 6 2026 21: 15
            Comrade, you've admitted that a person wants to appear smart. But there are other options. laughing Yes
        4. vitgusin
          vitgusin
          -1
          April 7 2026 15: 22
          Quote: prior
          But Iran has uranium.

          We have gas in our apartment. What about yours?
          And we have a nuclear triad.
          Here is a class! tongue           tongue
      3. Igor M.
        Igor M.
        0
        April 6 2026 19: 38
        AlexZN, don't be picky. Are there nuclear reactors in Israel? Yes. Can they be destroyed? Yes. So what are you arguing about?
        1. Alexzn
          Alexzn
          -2
          April 6 2026 20: 12
          Anything can be destroyed. Even destroying the reactor's containment and its core while it's shut down won't lead to anything.
          1. 933454818
            933454818
            +2
            April 6 2026 21: 38
            It will lead to a small Chernobyl. Enough for Israel.
        2. isofat
          isofat
          +1
          April 6 2026 21: 21
          Igor M.A person wants to look smart. Let him. laughing
      4. Botrops
        Botrops
        +5
        April 6 2026 20: 01
        Israel's land area is no match for Iran's. And given Israel's population density, the impact of chemical weapons, for example, would be no less than that of nuclear weapons.
        1. Alexzn
          Alexzn
          -3
          April 6 2026 20: 07
          Less, everyone has gas masks since the Gulf War.)) The effectiveness of chemical weapons is orders of magnitude lower than nuclear weapons.
          1. Botrops
            Botrops
            +2
            April 6 2026 20: 31
            Chemical weapons come in different forms. Some reagents require only contact with exposed skin to be lethal. They can also penetrate any crack, including the ventilation systems of bomb shelters, for example. Or do you plan to spend your entire life wearing a gas mask without sleeping or eating? Besides, while there's a convention banning the use of chemical weapons, there's no such convention for nuclear weapons. This is relevant to the question of which weapons have greater destructive capabilities.
            1. Alexzn
              Alexzn
              -4
              April 6 2026 20: 34
              Chemical weapons are effective as a weapon of terror, but not as a weapon of war against a nuclear power.
              1. Botrops
                Botrops
                0
                April 6 2026 20: 56
                Who told you that? Have there been precedents on this matter?))) I can tell you that as a cadet at a military academy, during lessons on the protection of natural resources, I personally performed calculations during tactical exercises, evaluating the effects of using various chemical weapons on an area with a given population density versus a 100-kilogram tactical munition on an area with the same conditions. The calculated effectiveness of chemical weapons was higher. You can hide from nuclear weapons in bomb shelters, in the same caves carved into the Iranian rock, and given Iran's size, you can't destroy Israel with its entire potential. Yes, damage will be done. Yes, many Iranians will die. But all of Iran won't die out. But with regard to Israel, all moral barriers will immediately fall. Including those regarding the use of chemical weapons. And it's scary to think what will happen to your population density if regular incoming munitions with, say, Zorin begin arriving.
                1. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  0
                  April 7 2026 08: 05
                  Who told you that? Have there been any precedents on this matter?

                  You answered yourself. There was no such thing. There was no such thing against a nuclear power because of the potential response.
                  Do not confuse WMD and the use of tactical nuclear weapons against protected facilities; they are not targets of terrorism.
                  1. Botrops
                    Botrops
                    -1
                    April 7 2026 15: 02
                    Well, wars with nuclear powers have been commonplace. The Central Military District is a good example. Or the US war against Vietnam. My point is different. In human history, there has only been one use of nuclear weapons. And it was used by those who talk the most about freedom, human rights, and humanism. In other words, they're the ones who sell things in the Temple. Japan couldn't respond back then. Now, Iran can. By using nuclear weapons against Iran, Israel would be putting itself outside any moral or international laws. And any response from Iran, including WMD, would be perceived as adequate.
                    Regarding the idea that a strike on another country's military installations is not an act of terrorism, let me remind you that in 1945, the US dropped atomic bombs on Japan, killing approximately 60,000 people instantly, and another 140,000 within a year from the effects of radioactive contamination, penetrating radiation, and so on. Consider the enormous number of cancer cases in the descendants of those exposed to radioactive contamination. Consider also the number of disabled people as a result of the explosion.
                    The same applies to a possible nuclear strike on Iran. There would certainly be a high death toll from radioactive contamination. Some areas of Iran would become uninhabitable. And what if a military facility were located near a city? Judging by what you're doing in Gaza, that's unlikely to stop it. Although I agree with you—it wouldn't be an act of terrorism. If only because a simple terrorist wouldn't be able to kill as many people as the use of nuclear weapons and its consequences would kill. That's called state terrorism.
                    But on the other hand, I'm sure you personally would be understanding if, suddenly, a Sarmatian were to arrive in the promised land. As they say, nothing personal—just the destruction of a military facility.
              2. 933454818
                933454818
                -1
                April 6 2026 21: 42
                Do you know how Israel became a nuclear power?

                To give Israel nuclear weapons, we had to sell kidnapped black babies to Jewish families from Yemen who immigrated to the United States, where they were subjected to medical experiments. Now Israel has enough nuclear power to destroy the entire world in a minute.
                Yehuda Mizrahi, a fanatical rabbi, recounts how Zionists kidnapped thousands of Yemenite Jewish babies since the early 1950s as part of a nuclear weapons deal with the US, and boasts of the results of the deal.
                Few people know that thousands of newborns and children of Yemeni immigrants in Israel disappeared shortly after birth during the first years of the Zionist invasion of Palestine.
                This mystery has become known as the "Yemeni children's case."
                Although more than 1000 cases have been officially documented, some estimates put the number of missing people as high as 4500.
                1. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  0
                  April 7 2026 07: 44
                  Lies! We sucked the blood out of these babies and then kneaded it into matzah, which we sold to America. And with that money, we bought a bomb at the Bronx market...
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                1. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  0
                  April 7 2026 07: 35
                  The only thing I can say for sure is that there are at least two Israeli boats there that can demolish this infrastructure.
                  Boats that don't give anything and protect something are not even funny.
                2. Alexzn
                  Alexzn
                  0
                  April 7 2026 07: 48
                  Moscow has reportedly officially deployed six submarines.

                  Is this from the sold babies series?
                  Have you become an official source?
                  Somehow filter the level of nonsense.
    2. Semyon Sukhov
      Semyon Sukhov
      +4
      April 6 2026 18: 28
      It's amazing how a people who suffered under fascism themselves became fascists? A people who were oppressed and bullied themselves became racist and sadistic?
      1. UAZ 452
        UAZ 452
        -1
        April 6 2026 18: 52
        Which people are you talking about? Nowadays, the label of fascists is slapped on just about anyone.
        It's better to read the definition from Wikipedia, for example, and decide for yourself which countries it applies to:

        Fascism as a political regime is characterized by centralized autocracy, militarism, corporatism in the economy, a rigid social hierarchy, the violent suppression of opposition and individual freedoms, as well as a desire for social mobilization and total control over society; and, in some cases, a policy of genocide.
        1. Vox Populi
          Vox Populi
          -3
          April 6 2026 20: 36
          Sometimes such a regime emerged quickly, through a "fracture" of society and the state, and sometimes gradually, unevenly. Incidentally, if you analyze the comments here, you'll find many very "interesting" ones (very right-wing ones) among them... winked
      2. Alexzn
        Alexzn
        -3
        April 6 2026 19: 14
        Self-critical. You've finally seen the light!
        1. Botrops
          Botrops
          +1
          April 6 2026 20: 11
          As much as you might like to deny it, fascism has nothing to do with Russia. Wikipedia, for obvious reasons, omits the key question in identifying fascism—the national question. Fascism exalts a particular nation at the expense of others. But at this stage, "untermenschen" are merely deprived of their rights and subjected to various kinds of persecution. Nazism goes further. It engages in the physical extermination of "subhumans." And if the President of a country declares, "I am a Chechen, I am a Jew, I am a Russian," the cornerstone of the entire structure falls away.
          1. Alexzn
            Alexzn
            -7
            April 6 2026 20: 17
            I don't want to get into a dangerous discussion here, but I'd like to focus on actions, not words. Russia fits all the main definitions of fascism, to varying degrees. We shouldn't blur the lines between fascism, Nazism, and nationalism.
            1. Botrops
              Botrops
              +1
              April 6 2026 21: 02
              The rest of it doesn't fit either. Just recently, ECHO Moskvy and various Dozhdy stations were broadcasting things that would have carried real criminal charges in the States. And we weren't the first to shut down media outlets, like RT, for our citizens.
          2. vitgusin
            vitgusin
            -1
            April 7 2026 15: 31
            Quote: Botrops
            Wikipedia, for obvious reasons, has omitted the key question

            Where did your central question go?

            corporatism in the economy, a rigid social hierarchy, violent suppression of opposition and individual freedoms, as well as the desire to mobilize society and total control over society; and in some cases, a policy of genocide
            1. Botrops
              Botrops
              -1
              April 7 2026 17: 58
              I will repeat once again - the key question is whether there is fascism or Nazism in a national state.
              As for the rest.

              violent suppression of opposition and individual freedoms,
               
              - On this issue, I will say this: nowhere has the opposition felt so at ease as in the Russian Federation.
              Let me remind you of Navalny's speeches, and, once again, of Echo of Moscow and Silver Rain. In the US, for what they said, someone would have been facing prison time. Let me remind you that the law on foreign agents in Russia was adopted relatively recently, and even then, in a lenient form. In the US, it has been in effect for several decades. And, unlike in Russia, a foreign agent there could very well end up behind bars, not just for criminal charges, but for activities against the state.
              Just remember how demonstrations are suppressed by force—remember what happened with the Yellow Vests in France or in the United States. Remember the story of Lloyd, how the police detained him. Remember that there are about 4 million prisoners in the United States (every fifth prisoner in the world is American). Remember that Leonard Peltier, a leader of Native American rights activists since the 70s, is still in prison, even though it was proven in court that the bullet fired at the FBI agents didn't match the caliber of his gun. So, in terms of "suppression," Russia doesn't even come close to the "fighters for humanism and beacons of democracy."
              "Total control over society; and in some cases, a policy of genocide" – and you're going to talk about genocide in Russia? It's ridiculous. Especially when you remember that not a single nation that was part of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, then the Empire, disappeared from the earth. Moreover, the nobility of these included peoples seamlessly integrated into Russia's political elite. The Arakchevs, Kurakins, Sheremetyevs, Apraksins, Bagrations, Barclays, Yusupovs, Aksakovs, and countless others became the richest families in the Russian Empire and wielded colossal political influence. Russia itself began with Rurik, Catherine II (née Princess of Anchelt-Zerbst) was on the throne, and Stalin led the USSR.
              Now let's recall the fate of America's indigenous populations. Where are the Hurons, Aztecs, and Mayans? Where are the Sioux and Delawares? How many Native Americans reached the heights of power in America in the 18th and 19th centuries? Were there many wealthy African Americans?
              I can remind you how the English colonizers behaved in India. I can remind you how many slaves they brought from Africa.
              Ivan the Terrible is considered a tyrant? I was recently at the museum in the Alexandrovskaya Sloboda. So, in the last years of his life, Ivan the Terrible prayed for everyone he had a hand in the deaths of. In total, about 3000 names are listed in the book of remembrance. Plus the "subjugation" of Novgorod, where about 5000 died. But his contemporary, Elizabeth I of England, hanged 80,000 peasants during the enclosure policy alone. And she was one of the founders of "English democracy." And Ivan the Terrible is a tyrant. Maybe we should remember the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre? And how many lives did that alone cost France?
              And genocide did occur, including against the Russian people. It's enough to recall the Great Patriotic War and the fact that 29 million Soviet citizens died in it. And 6 million Jews perished during the Holocaust. And yet, this is all they talk about, "forgetting" that they were by no means the people who suffered most from Nazism.
              So if you want to study fascism and Nazism, you should head straight to Europe, where they actually originated. And continue to thrive. It's enough to recall the IOC's stance on Russian athletes, who were banned from all competitions, contrary to the Olympic Charter. Purely on national grounds. The question is different. Well, if you're banning Russia from competitions, why aren't the US and Israel banned for Iran?
              1. vitgusin
                vitgusin
                -1
                April 7 2026 18: 30
                Quote: Botrops
                Let me also remind you about Navalny’s speeches

                And everyone remembers how his performances ended.

                Quote: Botrops
                Once again about Echo of Moscow

                This is the one that was dispersed on March 3, 2022.

                Quote: Botrops
                silver rain

                This is the one that was closed in 2020.

                Quote: Botrops
                Leonard Peltier is still sitting there, since the 70s,

                In 1977, Leonard Peltier was found guilty on two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams on June 26, 1975
                Where did Viber disappear to in Russia?
                Is WhatsApp being blocked in Russia in 2025?
                Today, April 7, 2026, federal media reported a possible complete blocking of Telegram in Russia as early as April.
                You want to cover up your lies with the victims of the Great Patriotic War.
                Shame and disgrace!
                1. Botrops
                  Botrops
                  -1
                  April 7 2026 19: 03
                  And isn't it shameful and disgraceful when RT is blocked in both Europe and the US? Besides, blocking both Telegram and WhatsApp is completely justified. I'm testifying now. It was through these messaging apps that there have been several attempts to scam your humble servant. There haven't been any in Makha yet. And Durov himself has been warned several times of what will happen if he continues to violate Russian laws.
                  Namely-
                  1. Censorship Law. The messenger is not registered in the Russian Federation and does not comply with requirements to store user data within the country.
                  2-Law on combating money laundering.
                  Telegram provides financial services, which makes it possible to finance terrorism.
                  Which, by the way, was exactly what happened. Whenever they caught the next relay cabinet detonator, they were inevitably contacted via telegram or WhatsApp with offers to carry out small and even large (remember Vladlen Tatarsky) terrorist attacks for a cash reward.
                  3. Securities Market Law. Telegram does not comply with Russian securities market laws and is not licensed by the mega-regulator.
                  So the issue at hand here isn't even the closure of Telegram, but rather the in absentia prosecution of Durov for complicity in terrorism.

                  And everyone remembers how his performances ended.

                  - They remember. He was imprisoned in the Kirovles case. For theft. I also remember how he behaved towards a WWII veteran in court. If I were a judge, I would have given him an extra five years for that.

                  This is the one that was dispersed on March 3, 2022.

                  - They dispersed it and did the right thing.
                  What was said there deserves criminal punishment. For example, the fact that people in Leningrad were dying of hunger was our own fault. We should have simply surrendered the city to the Germans, and none of this would have happened. But for some reason, the same ECHO station didn't mention what Adolf Aloizych was planning to do to Moscow and Leningrad.
                  Under the terms of the SVO, ONLY the state determines which media outlets are allowed to operate and which are not. And we operate in much the same way as Europe and the US.

                  In 1977, Leonard Peltier was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of FBI agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams on June 26, 1975.

                  You see, here you immediately cite the court ruling, claiming it was legal and there's no point in challenging it. Why then don't you recognize the Russian court's ruling against Navalny in the Kirovles case as legal? Or is it, as usual, something else entirely?
  6. vitgusin
    vitgusin
    -3
    April 6 2026 17: 08
    Quote: Irek
    One precise strike on the nuclear power plant

    First you have to build it lol
    1. UAZ 452
      UAZ 452
      0
      April 6 2026 18: 53
      Yes, Trump didn't have the patience to wait a little...
    2. Igor M.
      Igor M.
      0
      April 6 2026 19: 44
      vitgusin, nuclear reactors have already been built. And what difference does it make whether they generate electricity or not? Besides, there's a stockpile of nuclear warheads lying around somewhere. Maybe there's also a warehouse of shells with uranium cores.
      1. Alexzn
        Alexzn
        -1
        April 6 2026 20: 38
        What difference does it make whether they provide electricity or not?

        Significant. Power - dimensions - cooling capabilities, the possibility of under-reactor shielding, depth.
      2. vitgusin
        vitgusin
        -2
        April 6 2026 21: 24
        Quote: Igor M.
        What difference does it make whether they provide electricity or not?

        Please don't show everyone yours ignorance and lack of education.
  7. 933454818
    933454818
    0
    April 6 2026 22: 41
    The scariest thing is that no one knows for sure whether Iran has a nuclear bomb or not. What have they managed to do in their dungeons? Iranian physicists are brilliant, and their engineers, judging by their drones and missiles, are also capable.

    According to the retired colonel, Trump still has a chance to avoid becoming embroiled in a story where his name will be associated with the bloodiest names of war criminals – to declare victory and leave the Persian Gulf.

    "Let Iran and Israel end the war themselves," says Lawrence Wilkerson. "This is definitely not our war. And that's what most Americans think... And let the Israelis deal with Netanyahu, who is facing criminal charges."

    Moscow has reportedly officially deployed six submarines, including two nuclear-powered, to the Strait of Hormuz for a covert mission to protect Iranian infrastructure. Their mission is to prevent the US and Israel from freely approaching Iran's shores or breaching the blockade.
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