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In any case our discussion demonstrates a need to reconcile with the kurds. But then we're back to square one. What are the cons?

The thing is that blaming Iran and showing Iran as responsible are different things with probably different outcomes. If Turkey blames Iran this time, and the next time something like this happens the attention would be aimed at Turkey I think. If Turkey blames Iran just this time it will not...

How do you reason?

I'm going to try and nuance the situation. Recently there was a thread about a potential cold war between Turkey and Israel in which this incident could be in line with. Except for Turkey and kurds, are there any winners from a potential reconciliation between the two?

To what conflicts outside of the peninsula has the GCC army been sent previously?

Let's see if the arabs jumps on the ,train, this time. If they do I think the greater powers will pressure them into submission. In that sense statements like these are likely for arab consumption.

Doesn't the term civilian imply that it's a non-combatant, i.e did not target jews?

In swedish public discourse this idea is well planted.

I doesn't have to be one thing.

Thirteen percent with favorable view in USA is remarkable.

Off topic. Most likely destination would be Israel. @500 Have Israel seen an increase in iranian emigration?

I think unstable or so called divided countries can equally provide opportunities for Iran as there are opposing factions within these. Where west picks one Iran picks the other. An interesting question for pakistani members is where we can see iranian influence in Pakistan, if at all?

Agree........

What authorities do a moderator have ?

That's not what I said.

Blame Iran for everything.

It's an interesting thing you note. I would like to see a discussion about this in Iran section. And perhaps I am biased but it seems innovative.

I think that it depends on the quantity of each measure.

It was a rhetorical question but more specifically I'm referring to the fact that Iran through it's missiles has the capability to significantly reduce the amount of oil that is exported from it's near region. Since the price and amount of oil on the world market is correlated to how well...