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Its the law of comparative tonnages, a six million people nation can easily get run over if they screw with world oil flow.
Attempt to blame Israel for actions by Iran. Unless Israel targets the oil facilities of Iran; you are again blowing smoke. Abbreviated as BS
Dodging the obvious isn't easy, but you keep trying.
Explain how the price of oil wouldn't soar in the wake of Israeli attack, regardless of Iranian actions or lack thereof. Modern communications being what they are, speculators would drive the price though the sky the moment that a massive Israeli strike force was detected, even before the first bomb fell. Insurance companies would assume the Persian Gulf to be a war zone, and oil tankers don't go anywhere w/o insurance.
Explain how Israel can attack w/o the passivity of a state or states located between Israel & Iran, and how Iran couldn't see that as a declaration of hostilities by those parties, retaliate with military action of their own.
Obviously, collapse of the Syrian regime would allow Israel to attack across their airspace & that of Iraq, who has no airforce, sidestepping that issue, which is probably why Iran is supporting Assad...
Both Jordan & KSA would be forced to engage Israeli forces violating their airspace. Regardless of the outcome, they'd suffer very significant losses in doing so. Their own people would demand it.