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Israel also has a lot more options for retaliations against Iran then nukes.
Safe reminder both Israel and Iran, and arguably Iran more so, commit “war crimes”.
The semblance of an international order post world war 2 at least suggested that we as a species were attempting to move toward a better place. Many notable breaches occurred but there was a much stronger universal condemnation of each, with real political repercussions even for western powers.
> The semblance of an international order post world war 2 at least suggested that we as a species were attempting to move toward a better place.
Unfortunately neither Russia, China, Iran (Hamas/Palestine, Hezbollah, Houthis, &c), North Korea, Cuba nor other anti-western actors valued that order and instead have sought to destroy it. The world we live in today and the issues we are seeing are primarily due to their actions. In each circumstance the above list (and there are others) demonstrably took actions under their authoritarian anti-democratic governments or societies to break down the order you value.
You have the right to believe what you like, in my opinion the consequences for blaming our own crimes on others is dire.
> You have the right to believe what you like, in my opinion the consequences for blaming our own crimes on others is dire.
Nobody forced Iran to kill 30,000+ of its own people, try to build nuclear bombs, fund terrorists who have and continue to kill innocent people throughout the Middle East, and more. Those are their crimes that they are blamed for and those are the ones that we should be talking about mostly because that’s what matters.
It’s rather strange for you to try and take away the agency of others people, countries, or civilizations or infantilize them.