Describing what happened in the next stage, let us focus on the fact that the key objective of Iran’s attack was to cause a severe blow to Israel: Iran targeted the occupation state using drones, ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. This was the first time Iran and Saudi Arabia were directly involved in a military confrontation even though the two countries have harbored latent hostile relations since the Islamic revolution of Iran in 1979. When the attack occurred shortly after a presumed Israeli air raid in Syria, world leaders hurried to appeal for caution. In his turn British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called on all the sides to steer clear of dangerous escalation of the violence meanwhile French President Emmanuel Macron tried to persuade Israel not to escalate the situation any further.
Its military, for its part, stood firm and said it would not let up despite the sharp rise in deadly attacks on its forces. Fortunately, Israeli defenses worked as securing figures indicate that 99% of the incoming drones and missiles were eliminated. However the confrontation through the Gaza Strip has elicited a stir in the Middle East and has introduced a negative reliability to the area.
This confrontation happen while the state of Israel is engage in a prolong war with the Hamas militant of Gaza, adding more tension to the conflict. The heavy cost of the conflict with more than 33,700 people killed in Gaza alone clearly shows why it is high time for the parties to stop the shooting.
As the world watches, anxiously, a meeting between President Biden and the leaders of Iraq arises as a possible means of diplomatic moves in a region that is standing on its edge. At the same the Israeli defense forces is continuously threatening the Palestinians to cease any provocative acts since the relative peace in the war torn regions of the world is as thin as icem.
The stakes are high, and the idea of what the immediate future holds remains a mystery, when the possibility of a broad war remains on the horizon of the already instable Middle East.
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