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Iran wants to establish deterrence against Israel to achieve effective "deterrence", but it does not want to escalate the situation. How should it make this dilemma? How will Iran's punishment be carried out?

According to the Global Times, citing Saudi media reports, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said that Iran does not want to escalate regional tensions, but believes that Israel must be punished to prevent further instability. The author believes that Iran's statement is very pertinent and reasonable. First of all, Iran obviously does not want to escalate the situation. After all, Iran is in the stage where the new president has just taken office, and Iran does not want too much turmoil at this time; at the same time, Iran is also actively contacting Western countries to strive to cancel various Western sanctions against Iran. Therefore, Iran obviously does not want to conflict with Israel, the spokesperson of the West in the Middle East, at this time.

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However, Iran must take punitive measures. This is indispensable. This has nothing to do with the illusory issue of national dignity. The more direct reason is that if Iran does not respond to Israel's attacks, then Israel will become more aggressive and launch more dangerous attacks on Iran in the future, and may even threaten Iran's leadership. After all, the plane crash of former Iranian President Lehi may have something to do with Israel. Iran must take measures to prevent Israel from frequently launching "beheading operations."