Red lines

First reported in late June, a series of explosions on Iranian nuclear sites and strategic infrastructure have rocked the Islamic Republic. The mysterious explosions have been going on for three weeks, claiming 21 lives as of Tuesday, according to Al Jazeera.
The explosions have been unofficially attributed to Israeli cyberattacks and covert strikes by US and Israeli forces. The Iranian regime has vowed to respond to the incidents, originally claiming they were related to accidents, system malfunctions and other non-hostile reasons.Early July, Alternate Prime Minister and Defense Minister Benny Gantz said Israel would take all steps necessary in order to prevent the Islamic Republicfrom being able to obtain a nuclear weapon, perceived by the state as a threat for both Israeli and regional security."Iran spreads terrorism and arms across the Middle East - to Syria, Lebanon, Gaza," Gantz told Army Radio. "A nuclear-capable Iran is something we cannot allow, and we will prevent that by all means necessary."

Israel is perfectly valid in sending its little mini bots onto plants where they reek havok in Iran.

Egypt is valid in protecting its water and neighboring territories in Africa.  Syria has a right to maintain its borders. Turkey has some red lines that are valid about being dumped with refugees.

But Iran and Turkey cross red lines unnecessarily, like Iran declaring atomic war on Israel is a pretty stupid thing to do.  Using Lebanon as a staging ground is also pretty stupid for Iran. Iran, and Libya, cross others red lines too many times.