*And I'm saying this as someone who had to put his life and the life of my friends on the line to avoid civilian casualties. This is what your job is - you are expected to assume risk that civilians do not, even if they're not your own countrymen*

Yeah sure you did. Coming from a former 11B2P, you certainly don't come across as someone with downrange experience. And furthermore, the battle against Isis is primarily Iraq's and the Kurd's battle. They're the ones providing the overwhelming majority of forces and the Western coalition is playing a supporting/advisory role. How the IA/PMU/Peshmerga forces chose to utilize their assets is their call. 

*I am on this thread denying your conjectures which you have provided with 0 backing. I did so while providing ample fact-based evidence, links and quotes to justify my opinion. You have gone out of your way to ignore, distort, and build strawmen out of those arguments while providing none of your own*

No you haven't. You've deliberately allowed personal animosity to  cloud your analytical ability and ignore logic based reasoning. You challenged me to cite IA troops being authorized to call in airstrikes, I did and you ignored it. 

I proved a link to a recent BBC long form article which details the difficulty in digging out ISIS fighters within an urban combat environment and the acknowledgment of the importance of airstrikes from local forces on the ground; and you ignored it. 

I provided several video links which shows the **extensive** use of deep bunkers and tunnels used by Isis which requires the use of much larger ordnance; and you ignored those as well. 

 And finally, while I personally doubt your claims of combat experience within the IDF (the IDF has REMFs and Fobbits just like any other professional military) to ignore knowing that terrorist organizations like Isis/Hamas and Hezbollah have extensive experience with building well fortified and hidden positions with urban environments, that's just you being an assclown.