For the moment, Iran does not need to attack Israel. Its proxy armies like the Syrians, Hezbollah, and Hamas (all funded by and/or trained in Iran) are doing a sufficient job attacking and fighting Israel. If Israel or the United States declares open war on Iran, however, Iran will retaliate by attacking Israel since its missiles can reach targets in that area.
Answer 1
ABSOLUTELY!! . Israel has the technology in advanced weapons and has the training and intelligence to beat Iran in a war. If we have see and learned from all of Israels past wars that they have always come out on top. All the Iranian president does is MOUTH OFF and threaten Israel every other chance he gets. An extreme lunatic like that needs to be addressed and defended against. I believe that Israel SHOULD AND WILL defend themselves and will come out the victor.
Answer 2
I am far more cautious than Answer 1. Iran and Israel have never had a proper military engagement before. It is likely that a war between the two parties would have much more to do with where the war took place (because of homefield advantage) and espionage activities.
Iran has strong anti-aircraft missile batteries and a much more sophisticated military than any that Israel has faced. Additionally, a ground assault in Iran would be extremely hostile to Israel especially since they would only be able to arrive through parachuting or amphibious landings. Iran also has a rugged topography and numerous mountain ranges in comparison to the hills and sand dunes that the Israeli land forces are more familiar with.
Israel would also present numerous difficulties for Iranian invasions. Israel has a general technological advantage as well as numerous anti-aircraft batteries. Also, any direct invasion of Israel would likely bring in the United States.
If Iran did not use Nuclear weapon's then Israel would definitely win, it is the military power within the Middle East, and has won all the Arab-Israeli wars so far.
And Israel has the support of the EU and the United States.
Iran and Israel are the two major regional powers in the Middle East, however, Israel has consistently maintained the top position. This has resulted in Iran wishing to take hegemony away from Israel and become the dominant power in the Middle East. To this end, Iran has supported the Syrian Alawite Government (Bashar Al-Assad), the Terrorist/Paramilitary Organization of Hezbollah, the Terrorist/Paramilitary Organization of Hamas, and several other groups intending to weaken Israel and its position. Iran has consistently stated that it believes that Israel is a cancer and must be wiped off the face of the map (even though they make it clear that "they will not do the wiping"). Using these secondary forces to oppose Israel makes it appear like Iran is a peaceful country since Iran did not declare war on Israel, Hezbollah did or Hamas did. It gives Iran an odd deniability. Israel has responded by killing Iranian nuclear scientists and consistently derailing Iran's nuclear program. Israel has focused its energy in defending its borders and trying to contain retaliation to its source, not the proxies.
US & Israel invades Iran
With the exception of Israel, Turkey, and Cyprus, every country in Southwest Asia is partially or wholly autocratic.
A UN nuclear watchdog report suggests Iran could be developing a nuclear bomb, apparently confirming long-held suspicions in the West. Tehran denies the claims, insisting that its atomic intentions are peaceful. Israel (and the U.S.) may be making preparations to launch a military strike to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities and set the Islamic nation's nuclear pursuits back years. The prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran, led by its rabidly anti-Semitic President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has denied the Holocaust and called for Israel to be "wiped off the map", is intolerable for the Jewish State. Iran's nuclear program constitutes an "existential threat" for Israel that, if not mitigated by international diplomacy, Jerusalem may try to stop with military force similar, but far larger in scope, to the 1981 air strike on Iraq's Osirak nuclear reactor.
Israel and Iran and Turkey
never, Who wants to know ,
Iran > Iraq > Israel.
Iran and Israel are strong . but Israel has the help of Amercia but right now America is very weak . Iran has the help of a lot of places like muslim armys like ben lodens armys and russia if the war did happen amercia would 100% LOSE in the end israel does have boms in the end israel would have 1 attack on iran then iran would destroy israel.and america would go wild ans soon fall
Israel and Iran are two separate countries, with no overlap.
They don't want the threat of a nuclear attack, either in a conventional war or by terrorists.
Iran.
Both Iran and Israel have a history of hostility with various Arab nations.
-- Western Israel is bordered by Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea. -- No part of Iran borders any part of Israel.
Asia
No
The distance between Jerusalem, Israel, and Tehran, Iran, is 967 miles, (1,556km).
Iran has threatened to wipe Israel from the map. Israel has declared its intention to defend itself and its people. Most contemplated Israeli military strikes on Iran are air strikes. When considering the Iranian topography and the fact that Israel has no ally bordering Iran except Azerbaijan, a land invasion is effectively impossible.