No, you're the one easily duped by propaganda. Iran was only "surprised" by the timing and scale of the Hamas attack. But Iran knew the attack was coming. More than that, Iran actually had Hamas delay the attack. The attack was originally supposed to take place during Passover in 2023. Iran absolutely helped Hamas prepare the attack. Hamas gets most of its funding, weapons and training from Iran.
I already explained to you months ago that these groups attacking U.S. forces in the Mideast are called "Iran proxies" because they're controlled by Iran. Therefore, the attacks by these groups on U.S. forces are effectively attacks by Iran. And by striking back against these groups, the U.S. is effectively going to war against Iran. It's a proxy war.
You did tell me in the past that "Israel is destabilizing the Middle East". But you also told me that homosexuality is illegal in Florida and that college sports is slavery. Your claim that "Israel is destabilizing the Middle East" is just the usual, stupid Keelai nonsense without any basis in fact. The Israel-Hamas war doesn't actually affect any other countries in the Mideast besides Egypt. There's no direct connection between the Israel-Hamas war and all the other current violence in the Mideast. There's no direct connection between the Israel-Hamas war and Hezbollah rocket attacks on northern Israel. You stupidly claim otherwise even though the Hezbollah rockets have done absolutely nothing to deter Israel's invasion of Gaza or to protect the Palestinians in Gaza. And if not for the Hamas attack, which Iran helped prepare, there wouldn't be any war in Gaza right now in the first place.
It's Iran that's clearly destabilizing the Mideast. The Houthis and all the other Shiite groups in the Mideast currently causing mayhem are doing the bidding of Iran. They're all part of the so-called "Axis of Resistance" led by Iran.
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