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     Former British Army chief: "Israel must not respond to
     Iran"
     The Right Strategy for Israel to Follow According to General Richard Danat

       While he may support Tel Aviv, former British army chief Richard
       Danat is convinced Israelis must show restraint after last
       Saturday's Iranian attack.
       It is noted that Danat was the British officer who, after the attacks of
       September 11, 2001, was involved in the planning of operations in the
       Middle East.
       As Commander of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (ARRC), he led ARRC
       headquarters in planning troop deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
       " In war, timing is everything, but the time may not be now, " says
       Danat in an article in the Telegraph about Israel's possible retaliatory
       attack on Iran.
       Britain's top military officer explains that Israel has lost much of its
       international support since October 7 because of its " excessive tactics
       " in Gaza.
       As he characteristically says, the Israeli operation in Gaza is poorly
       thought out and lacks a strategic objective.
       " Therefore, Israel would do well to stop now and make decisions
       after studying it carefully" because "a massive reaction against
       Iran itself could be counterproductive, " he says.
       Unlike Israel, Iran lacks sophisticated air defense systems and its
       allies are a panoply of "terrorist" groups scattered across the
       Middle East. A major Israeli strike on Tehran, Iran's oil fields or
       alleged nuclear sites could result in massive destruction and loss
       of life, they warn.
                             

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