Israel–Iran war
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War by Other Means Has Begun Again
Why diplomacy is a calculated phase in a continuous campaign against Iran of surveillance, targeting, and preparation for the next strike The ceasefire announced between the United States, Israel, and Iran does not mark the end of a war; it marks the transition into a different phase of the same conflict. The language feels conditional,… Continue reading
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A Shift in Israel’s Strategy Toward War’s End
A New Phase: Israel Considers the Endgame While Iran Resiliently Endures The conflict in Iran has reached a point of marked exhaustion. Senior former Israeli IDF intelligence officials are now openly suggesting that Israel should cease its military operations. According to reports, this view is shared by individuals like Yossi Melman, who spoke with a… Continue reading
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The United States-Israel Attack on Iran During Negotiations
How an Unprovoked Attack on Iran Amid Active Negotiations, Triggered A Regional War and Closure of the Strait of Hormuz United States and Israeli forces initiated coordinated unprovoked strikes against Iranian nuclear and military infrastructure during active negotiations in Geneva, where Omani intermediaries had conveyed cautious optimism following reported Iranian concessions. Targets included enrichment facilities… Continue reading
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