Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, faces embarrassment as his drone and missile attack on Israel fails. United States President Joe Biden may have empathy for his old adversary, as it was likely his people who encouraged the attack. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on the other hand, seeks a bigger war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
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With Washington’s tacit co-operation, that outcome has been achieved. There will be no bigger war—at least, not for now—although Netanyahu still has some cards to play. Well done, everybody. But there is one unforeseen consequence of this elaborate charade: Iran now looks like a paper tiger, at least to the general public at home and elsewhere. Military professionals would not necessarily agree.
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