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Given that the Israelis already unofficially have nuclear weapons and Iran does not, you'd think they'd be smarter about how they're playing this.
Subtle >

And they didn't even space the letters right. It's like a 6 year old wrote on this missile. >

/r/kerning >

*/r/keming >

I see they opted for a pointy missile, every dictator worth their salt knows those are more impressive >

Good point! I've been watching some research films that said exactly that >

Did they involve some duck? >

There was one individual that fits your description in the movie yes >

What??? No way!!! 
I thought Iran always wanted to have peace with Israel and build nuclear reactors to share the energy of friendship.
It's like they are building a nuke now >

That’s not provocation at all. 
That is like someone posting a death threat online showing a picture through a scope pointed at your head. 
Except Israel has already shown they will take preemptive action. Eventually one side is going to push a lot to far and Tehran will be a parking lot. Let’s all hope it never gets that far and is instead a couple of dogs barking at each other through a picket fence.