Following Iran’s ballistic missile attack on Israel, hawks in the Israeli government are calling for a direct military strike against Iran. They argue that this action would deter future attacks and reshape the Middle East. However, there is uncertainty about the long-term consequences of such a campaign.
Hawks argue Tehran’s missile assault gives legitimacy to a direct attack on Iran – but would ‘wars and wars and wars’ guarantee greater security?fended off a large-scale Iran ian ballistic missile attack
Attacks of the last few weeks have been particularly wide-ranging, taking out whole echelons of Hezbollah commanders. But even if the damage proved fatal to the group in its current form, its collapse would not offer any guarantee of greater security. Israel has an almost insurmountable advantage over Hezbollah and Iran in long-distance aerial attacks, advanced technology and espionage.. On the ground the militant group can deploy fighters hardened by years of combat in Syria, who have dug tunnel networks into rolling hills where they know every inch of the terrain.By Wednesday evening the ground operation was less than two days old, but eight Israeli soldiers had been killed and several others injured.
The unity government formed after the 7 October attacks collapsed when Benny Gantz, a member and Netanyahu’s leading rival, demanded a plan for the territory’s postwar future. When the prime minister refused, he left the war cabinet. As Israel prepared to enter Lebanon, Jordan’s foreign minister, Ayman Safadi, questioned if his neighbour was seeking security or military supremacy.
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