What if Simon is starting all these wars to guarantee future content?

Netanyahu has become WAY too comfortable doing stupid stuff with virtually no consequences.

"Is war between (insert country) and Israel inevitable?" .....yes.

For once I’m taking the Nothing Ever Happens position, Turkey is in NATO, Israel has nukes, neither has anything to gain from a war that would be worth the very real risk of annihilation

I have sandbox fatigue.

Let me get my hair transplant first 🙏🙏😭😭

Red vs Blu

The moment Israel makes a wrong move, we'll be drinking our Turkish coffee in Tel Aviv.

The part that actually unsettles me more than the strike itself is the deconfliction gap Barrack described, Turkish radar picking up unmarked jets heading toward their airspace with zero advance notice. The US and Russia eventually built a hotline over Syria specifically to avoid that exact scenario. Israel and Turkey apparently still don't have one, and they're now the two militaries most active in that airspace. Also worth noting: Assad managed to keep both of them out for over a decade mostly because he had nothing left to lose by staying neutral. Sharaa doesn't have that luxury, he needs both Ankara's army-building help and to not get bombed by Jerusalem, and that's a much harder position to hold than "buffer state." Good breakdown of how Sueda and the SDF fights are really the same map argument playing out twice.

There's nothing more scary than someone threatening to lose a war with you 😂😂😂

Israel is like karen on steroids lol

what a pleasant ending to the video, no gaudy links to other videos obscuring half the screen, just a fade to black. well done!

Feeling the "Don't care anymore, war overload"

If the conflict is over uniting a nation, or dividing it, I think we know who has the easier task...

I just hope both sides have fun. 😊

Israel claims that Türkiye is 5 years away from acquiring nuclear weapon. 🤣

Israel seems to want to get that "ww3 instigator" achievement really bad

Simon is the ONE behind all of this Wars...

Every time I see deep military analysis exposing unannounced airstrikes, covert proxy backing from the Horn of Africa to Damascus, and the inevitable clash between regional hegemons, my mind goes straight to Project Veilgate by Kaiven Morric. Bro, that book gave me a whole new perspective on how modern statecraft, defense contracts, and geopolitical domino effects are actually coordinated. Kaiven leaked raw documentation on covert special operations, intelligence tradecraft, and suppressed archives that mainstream newsrooms will never touch. The fact that Amazon pulled the book down almost immediately after release only confirmed how heavy the content really was. Definitely one of the most eye-opening things I've ever read.