Are you hearing yourself? You sound ridiculous.
Results of Israel's attacks:
20+ of the IRGC's top commanders
Invaluable nuclear scientists
Military systems sabatoged
Nuclear facilities damaged
Airfields and other critical infrastructure damaged
Results of Iran's retaliation:
A couple dozen Israeli civilian injuries
A few damaged buildings
These are not at all comparable. Clearly did way more damage to the Iranian regime, and Iran's response is undeniably weaker.
What videos? Besides we're going off of assessed damage. Israel kills Haniyeh in Tehran and Iran shoots a bunch of empty missles that barely hit anything. Israel kills 20+ of their top commanders in one night and Iran again shoots a bunch of empty missles that barely hit anything. Israel neuters Hezbollah, Iran does nothing. Israel bombs the Iranian embassy in Syria, and Iran does nothing. Mossad agents have been confirmed being literally everywhere in the Iranian state, and they do nothing.
Iran hasn't done any percesion strikes or targeted assassinations or caused any damage to Israeli defenses or destroyed any critical Israeli infrastructure or any covert intelligence operations. They've done nothing because they can't do anything. The Iranian regime literally made destroying Israel a core part of their identity, and over the past few years, Israel has been destroying them without any pushback. For a regime that brags about their prowess and capabilities, why haven't they used them already? The answer is simple, Iran is a paper tiger.
What has Iran done that actually constitutes a proportional response? Every time they get humiliated by Israel, they shoot a bunch of empty missles and then claim that they destroyed Tel Aviv, even though more than 90% of their missles don't hit anything.
Only brainless zealots view factual reality as a propaganda narrative. This is doubly true when they can't even verbalize what their stance is, they're just mad because their distorted and myopic worldview has been mildly challenged. It's like the NPC meme but irl.
I doubt the full 300 would've done much tbh. Only like 7 of the 100 or so missles actually hit anything this time around. So if we triple the results for 300 missles, that's only 21 hitting targets. Even if we become generous and assume an extra 7 hit anything to even the number of successful hits to 30, that's still only a 10% success rate. Sure, 30 targets is way more impactful than 7, but that's not exactly enough to even shock Israel, especially when you consider how weak the payload is on these missles.
Imagining asking a question and then insulting the person who put in effort answering. You're a clown.
The Iranian theocracy over the past few years has been feeling real pressure because of how badly Israel has exposed them. Consider what Israel has done to them:
Haniyeh was assassinated in Tehran
Hezbollah got neutered
The Iranian embassy in Syria got bombed
They completely lost their proxies in Syria
They lost the Al Assad regime
They had their proxy groups in Palestine, Hamas and the PIJ, get bombed into oblivion
Their oil infrastructure keeps getting bombed and damaged
They had military bases inside country get attacked
Their nuclear facilities keep getting attacked and damaged
They had a bunch of their military leaders assassinated
They keep losing their top nuclear scientists
Mossad has repeatedly shown that it's so balls deep in Iran's affairs that they're borderline running the country
Keep in mind this is just Israel, they're also facing pressure from the US, UAE, KSA, and EU. The Iranian regime has shown time and time again that they won't do anything substantial no matter what. It's a sign that Iran hasn't done anything because they can't, which means they're a paper tiger.
This is just external pressure. Internally, they're also feeling the squeeze because the people DESPISE them:
There are massive protests in Iran every other year since the late 2000s. Here are some recent examples:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahsa_Amini_protests
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021%E2%80%932022_Iranian_protests
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%932020_Iranian_protests
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018%E2%80%932019_Iranian_general_strikes_and_protests
The mullahs and their regime have completely lost their legitimacy to the people of Iran and they're only still in power because they still have the military on their side which they use to oppress the people. The regime's only way to stay in power is to rule through fear and violence.
On top of this, Iran also has major separatist movements like Kurdistan, Balochistan, Iranian Azerbaijan, and the Arabs in Khuzestan. These groups and regions comprises half the country, and they all want out. The theocracy has to spend an insane amount of effort keeping them down.
So between power moves by foreign powers, the separatists, and the general population, the theocrats are getting squeezed from all sides. This means that the regime is very fragile and they could get ousted from power easily if they show too much weakness.
That sounds like a glorified proxy war than an actual world war. Nobody wants to fight on the behalf of Iran. Most countries are going to distance themselves from the regime, and a few of the more isolated countries will maybe give them weapons... That's about it.
Israel bombed Iran because they know they won't be able to respond. They called them out on their bluff again and Iran did nothing again. Israel has been humiliating Iran for the past several years and they basically dismantled Iran's entire foreign strategy in the region, a strategy they've spent billions and decades working on.
A global war can only happen when the opposing side has enough weight to fight back and bring allies alongside it. Iran doesn't have this capability.
The Gulf states aren't going to fight Israel. If they do join the war, they'll be fighting alongside Israel.
Israel's objective isn't regime change. They would welcome a regime change, but that has never been the objective. The actual objective has been to dismantle Iran's ability to project power. This means stopping them from getting nukes, having a capable military, and having reliable proxies. They've been doing a good job doing all of this over the past few years, and this attack is another example.
On the other hand, Iran's explicitly stated objective is to destroy Israel... And they haven't done a thing to get anywhere near that.
You're simply being dishonest by trying to pretend that Iran is somehow keeping up or exceeding Israel in their back and forth when they're very clearly and objectively not.