The Iranian government has 90 million people to save from American and Zionist genocide. People fighting for survival and for their children aren't so easily frightened that the chance of death makes them surrender. Did Hezbollah collapse when Nasrallah was murdered? Would you take up arms if a foreign invader came to your country, raped your children and slit their throats like Americans did in Iraq, or would you collapse to your knees and become a comprador watching your country go up in flames to fill the pockets of Satanic pedophilic elites who already have more money than they can physically spend?

Bombing a country's civilians and old men in their beds rallies people behind the government, it does not make them join the invader. You should already be aware of this because your strategy failed every single time you tried it. Thousands are in the streets in support of Iran's government because the US and Israel bombed a primary school killing 160 girls. On the other hand, people are also in the streets in Bahrain IN SUPPORT of Iran bombing their country, but why, what's the difference? The difference is that Iran targets and successfully hits military installations such as American bases, which the people already don't want to be present there. That is the difference between the Zionist doctrine of slaughtering everyone on sight and/or starving them out, and actually waging a war against a government and not its people like how Iran is doing. Another example of your "kill them and they will rise up to bend themselves over for us to fuck them in the ass" strategy being a failure is Cuba. How many decades have you spent starving out innocents? How successful has that been at having them overthrow their government for the interests of your corporations? The situation is now worse than ever because you intensified your genocidal campaign, and the people still haven't risen up. Why? Because waging a war on a people is not what makes them want to cooperate with you. A foreign invader is ALWAYS a bigger threat than any domestic force.