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Israel, Iran, and the US Went to War. Now What Happens?
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Israel, Iran, and the US went to war. Now what happens?
Iran, the clear loser of the 12-Day War, entered as the weakest player and came out weaker still. With Hamas degraded, Hezbollah decimated, Syria toppled, and Russia distracted, Tehran stood mostly alone. Yet its regime can claim survival, some damage inflicted on Israel, and at least partial preservation of its nuclear program—though the extent is unclear.Netanyahu was never interested in a ceasefire. But he emerged in a far stronger position—c…
The Six-Day War, from June 5 to 10, 1967, marked the first real Israeli military triumph over the Arab armies (Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Jordan), which were co-operative against the Jewish state. Fifty-eight years later, no Arab state took part in the 12-day war between Israel and Iran, despite the brutal IDF operation in Gaza since the pogrom of October 7th. The climax of this war and its conclusion were imposed by a single man, Donald Trump. For the…
A twelve-day war between Israel and Iran left tensions in the air and questions surrounding the possession of nuclear weapons remained unclear.
Twelve days that shook the region: Inside the Iran-Israel war
Source: ACLED Posted: 4 July 2025| Region: Middle East | Category: Analysis Author: Ameneh Mehvar Middle East Senior Analyst, ACLED The Iran-Israel war has brought the Middle East to the brink of a new regional order — one in which Israel seeks to assert itself as an unrestrained military power. Israel has framed its offensive as a preemptive strike against an imminent Iranian nuclear threat it claimed posed an existential danger. Yet the operat…
Q&A | Twelve days that shook the region: Inside the Iran-Israel war
Q&A with Ameneh Mehvar Middle East Senior Analyst, ACLED The Iran-Israel war has brought the Middle East to the brink of a new regional order — one in which Israel seeks to assert itself as an unrestrained military power. Israel has framed its offensive as a preemptive strike against an imminent Iranian nuclear threat it claimed posed an existential danger. Yet the operation may have been aimed primarily at curbing Iran’s regional influe
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