With the landing of a large-scale counterattack, Iran's goal has also been achieved. The United States recognizes the reality and refuses to be "kidnapped", and its allies have followed suit, and Israel is afraid of falling into isolation?
After many days of foreshadowing, Iran finally chose to retaliate by launching drones and missiles to attack Israeli military targets in the early hours of recent days, responding to Israel's bombing of the Iranian embassy in Syria. Since this is the first large-scale Iranian attack on Israel from within its borders, the international community is particularly concerned about whether Israel will face Iran head-to-head in the future, thereby further escalating tensions in the Middle East. At the same time, in response to Iran's counterattack, some analysts believe that Tehran's retaliation is more of a show of force, which can effectively refute the outside world's claim that Iran is a paper tiger, and second, Iran has also achieved the unfavorable situation of falling into a full-scale war with Israel while taking a bad breath.
In disguise, with the landing of a large-scale counterattack, Iran's goal can be said to have been achieved. In my opinion, there is some plausibility to this statement. Because in addition to the above-mentioned reasons, Iran's action also reminded the United States to a certain extent, so that it can recognize the reality and target Israel in time. According to NBC, President Biden recently warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to retaliate against Iran and said that Washington would not participate in offensive operations against Iran. In my opinion, the United States has come back to recognize the reality and changed its previous position of supporting Israel without a bottom line. You must know that since the outbreak of a new round of large-scale conflict between Palestine and Israel, the United States has vigorously supported Israel, but in exchange for the pressure of international public opinion and the agitation of the American people, this has led to the Biden administration facing the dilemma of declining support during the election.
In this context, Biden is thinking of intervening with Netanyahu and telling him to refrain from military operations in the Gaza Strip, and the subtext is actually understood by anyone with a discerning eye, that is, to remind Israel to endure for the sake of the United States for the time being. But as a result, Netanyahu has his own little calculations, the United States does not agree with Israel to attack Rafah, they will insist on fighting, and even bombed Iranian targets, which is obviously trying to make things bigger, so as to pull the United States into the water, in order to obtain more support and protection from the US government. It can be said that this feeling makes the United States feel very unhappy, after all, in the past, it was only they who wanted to blackmail others, but now they have let Israel blackmail, and this kind of "kidnapping" is difficult for the United States to accept.
Based on this, the Biden administration, after reaffirming its support for Israel, has repeatedly stressed that the US does not want the situation to escalate further. Seeing this, America's allies have followed suit. French President Emmanuel Macron said the country would do everything to convince Israel not to try to respond to Iran with an escalation. At the same time, Britain also claimed that it very much hoped that Israel would think about the issue "rationally", and the G7 leadership also engaged in dialogue, promising to work to prevent the "uncontrolled escalation" of the situation in the region. From these, it is not difficult to see that after the United States recognized the reality and refused to be "kidnapped" by Israel, its allies followed suit, and Israel's situation was almost in a state of "isolation", and from this point of view, Iran's goal has been achieved. But it remains to be seen in which direction the situation will go next.