The Iran-Israel Proxy War: A Ticking Time Bomb?

The Iran-Israel Proxy War: A Ticking Time Bomb?

Iran seeks nothing less than a global caliphate with the subjugation or death of anyone deemed an “infidel.” Its ambitions are advanced through proxy armies of radicalized Jihadi terrorists,. Iran ’s quest to destroy Israel , rooted in its post-1979 revolutionary zeal and Shiite eschatology, has driven decades of proxy warfare through Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Iran kicked things off by firing over 200 ballistic missiles at Israel . This wasn’t some rogue group acting on impulse; it was a calculated, full-scale military assault. Explosions rocked cities, air raid sirens blared, and civilians raced for bomb shelters. This wasn’t just a headline—it was an act of war . The White House effort has included back-channel talks with Iran to urge restraint, blunt warnings to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to obstruct a cease-fire in Gaza, and the. It actually began one day later, when Hezbollah , the most powerful proxy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, began attacking Israel. The Israelis, already on their back foot from the Hamas assault in the south of their country, struggled to gain equilibrium. When Iran retaliates against the US, any American casualties will likely be blamed on Israel by those misled by a media that is reporting inaccurately and irresponsibly. The New York Times headline. As a result, the breakout of war between Israel and Iran last week was not surprising. Nor was the fact that Israel struck Iranian nuclear facilities and military sites across a wide geographical area and that it targeted nuclear scientists and military leaders. Equally unsurprising was Iran ’s response: missiles launched at Israel , directed at military and strategic targets—some of which. Author: Brian Carter The lack of a meaningful response from the so-called “Axis of Resistance” to the Israel - Iran war reveals how exhausted it is after months of fighting the United States and Israel . Iranian proxy and partner militias appear either unable or unwilling to support Iran in any serious way. Hezbollah and Hamas are probably unable. The Houthis and Iraqi militias appear largely.

Iran seeks nothing less than a global caliphate with the subjugation or death of anyone deemed an “infidel.” Its ambitions are advanced through proxy armies of radicalized Jihadi terrorists,. Iran ’s quest to destroy Israel , rooted in its post-1979 revolutionary zeal and Shiite eschatology, has driven decades of proxy warfare through Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Iran kicked things off by firing over 200 ballistic missiles at Israel . This wasn’t some rogue group acting on impulse; it was a calculated, full-scale military assault. Explosions rocked cities, air raid sirens blared, and civilians raced for bomb shelters. This wasn’t just a headline—it was an act of war . The White House effort has included back-channel talks with Iran to urge restraint, blunt warnings to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to obstruct a cease-fire in Gaza, and the. It actually began one day later, when Hezbollah , the most powerful proxy of the Islamic Republic of Iran, began attacking Israel. The Israelis, already on their back foot from the Hamas assault in the south of their country, struggled to gain equilibrium. When Iran retaliates against the US, any American casualties will likely be blamed on Israel by those misled by a media that is reporting inaccurately and irresponsibly. The New York Times headline. As a result, the breakout of war between Israel and Iran last week was not surprising. Nor was the fact that Israel struck Iranian nuclear facilities and military sites across a wide geographical area and that it targeted nuclear scientists and military leaders. Equally unsurprising was Iran ’s response: missiles launched at Israel , directed at military and strategic targets—some of which. Author: Brian Carter The lack of a meaningful response from the so-called “Axis of Resistance” to the Israel - Iran war reveals how exhausted it is after months of fighting the United States and Israel . Iranian proxy and partner militias appear either unable or unwilling to support Iran in any serious way. Hezbollah and Hamas are probably unable. The Houthis and Iraqi militias appear largely.

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