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Preface
In the smoke of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, Israel has frequently sniped Hamas, and even accidentally killed an Iranian veteran military adviser during an air strike on Syria. This incident was like a bombshell, and it quickly stirred up waves of international attention. In the Xinhua report, we saw a strong statement from the Iranian side, vowing to make Israel "pay the price". The question then arises, how will Iran retaliate, will it intervene directly in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or will it resort to other, more subtle means?
At this tense moment, let's take a look at Iran's possible moves. Although the Israeli airstrikes killed Iranian military advisers, we see from the current situation that Iran may not be in a hurry to get directly involved in the conflict. This is because the attack did not take place in Iran itself, and Iran is reluctant to expand the situation in-country to avoid more serious consequences. At the same time, Iran has long sought dominance in the Middle East, and direct involvement in the conflict may not be in line with its long-term strategy. Iran has many old enemies in the Middle East and has been isolated for a long time, so it needs to be cautious when considering intervening in the conflict. Saudi Arabia and other countries are probably expecting Iran to get involved in the war, which is not in line with Iran's overall strategic considerations.
Hot Middle East: Israel fights again and again, where does Iran go?
Israel's frequent air strikes in Syria have raised concerns about how Iran will respond and whether it will be directly involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Faced with this situation, Iran has made a deliberate choice and has countered with indirect involvement and assistance. There are also pawns such as Allah, the Houthis and Hamas that pose a threat.
Amid frequent Israeli airstrikes in Syria, the world is watching closely to see if Iran will take direct action in response to the provocation. In an extremely tense environment, and in order to avoid pushing the entire Middle East region to the brink of a larger war, Iran has chosen to exercise restraint for the time being and handle the complex situation cautiously.
Serious retaliation: How does Iran respond?
Although not directly involved in the conflict between Palestine and Israel, Iran, as one of the most important countries in the Middle East, has supported the resistance in many ways. It has provided resources and assistance to support Iranian pawns such as Allah in Palestine, the Houthis in Yemen, and Hamas in the Gaza Strip, making them a force against Israel. Iran has also demonstrated its scientific and technological prowess and issued threats to Israel. As a country with a huge military industry and advanced weapons systems, Iran has become a force to be reckoned with in the Middle East. Through independent research and development and production of missiles, drones and other high-precision weapons and equipment, Iran has a considerable advantage in the means of winning the war.
Cautious Iran: Fears of the spread of war
In the global game, Iran is gradually expanding its influence in the region with its military might. In the pursuit of the greater good and the protection of their own security, the provocation to block strategic waterways is a source of concern for countries around the world. The Gulf region is one of the world's most important energy supply channels, and the Strait of Hormuz occupies a vital position as the narrowest part of the water area connecting the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea. Therefore, any blockade of the shipping route would have serious consequences and lead to a further deterioration of the situation in the region.
Iran's Countermeasures: Indirect Intervention and Assistance
Although Iran may not be directly involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it will not give up lightly. Iran may retaliate in two ways. Increase military assistance to Lebanese Allah, Yemen's Houthi rebels, Hamas, and Iraqi Shiite militias to retaliate violently against Israel through these proxy forces. Among them, Allah is one of the forces that Iran has long supported, and its strong military and weaponry have caused Israel a deep headache.
Blockade of strategic waterways: Iran's challenge and delusions
Iran may use measures such as blocking strategic waterways to put pressure on European and American countries to reduce its aid to Israel. The commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said that if the countries concerned do not stop their atrocities in Gaza, waterways such as the Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar will be closed. This delusion is almost unrealistic, given Iran's geographical distance and the blockade will inevitably meet with strong opposition from European countries, which in turn will lead to further tensions in international relations.
The Global Game: Iran's Military-Industrial Power
Iran's military power and regional influence are growing. As the war spreads, countries around the world need to pay close attention and take effective measures to prevent the situation in the Middle East from spiraling out of control. Security and prosperity in the region and globally can only be ensured through dialogue and diplomacy to resolve differences and seek lasting and stable solutions.
An uncertain future: Israel is under tremendous pressure
Israel is currently under tremendous pressure in southern Gaza, and if Allah and the Houthis all join the conflict in the future, Iran's increased support will make Israel face an even more serious situation. All this is an uncertain future, and the fate of the Middle East will be determined by the game of all parties. In this geopolitical game, Israel will be the most anxious focus, and its future direction is full of uncertainty.