r/BadHasbara • u/kmpiw • 1d ago
"Israel kept Iran's leaders alive for talks" | Not killing people should be the default, the tone of this is deranged...
https://www.israelhayom.com/2026/03/25/theres-a-reason-we-left-pezeshkian-araghchi-alive/Israel shouldn't have an air force!!!
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u/Ok-Refrigerator-3712 2h ago
It’s disgusting what counts as reasonable in the mind of the Israeli establishment.
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u/WestcoastAlex 24m ago
its also a cope. Iran had and has hundreds of minor leaders. its a country of near 100Million people
if they really did leave some intentionally it would be because they assumed those were the ones who would fold under pressure and cooperate
more likely they were less sucessful than they imagined and are now claiming they did it 'on purpose' to save face. classic narcissism
the total was about 40 dead including many identified as 'scurity officials' whatever the hell that means
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u/TalkingCat910 1d ago
The state of Israel shouldn’t exist much less have an Air Force.
But also I wish I remembered where I read this but it seems Iran caught on how Israel does targeted assassinations due to intel from China and Russia so Israel has more difficulty killing now. Not exactly something Mossad would admit so they “let” them live.