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Will the Assassination of Hezbollah Senior Leader Fouad Shouker Lead to an All-Out War Between Israel and Hezbollah?

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have officially confirmed the assassination of Fouad Shouker, a senior Hezbollah leader known as Hajj Mohsen, in Beirut.
This operation was conducted in response to the massacre in the village of Majdal Shams, where 12 Druze boys were killed, an atrocity attributed to Hezbollah.
Israel is bracing for a potential response from Hezbollah but does not desire an all-out war. The decision on how to proceed now lies with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who is consulting with Tehran on the nature of their response.

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Positive Expectations in the Gulf Countries Following the Election of a New President in Iran

The heads of the Gulf states have sent congratulatory notes to Massoud Pezeshekian, Iran’s new president, acknowledging his election victory. However, concerns about Iran’s expansionist ambitions remain prevalent. Despite his new role, President Pezeshekian lacks control over the Shiite militias in the Middle East and Iran’s subversive policies against moderate Arab regimes.

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Iran Prefers a War of Attrition Against Israel Over a Regional War

Recent statements by senior Iranian officials indicate that Iran prefers to avoid a regional war in the Middle East, opting instead to expand its ongoing war of attrition against Israel.
The underlying assumption of this strategy is that Israel struggles with prolonged conflicts, potentially weakening its power over time.

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Will the Assassination of Hezbollah Senior Leader Fouad Shouker Lead to an All-Out War Between Israel and Hezbollah?

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have officially confirmed the assassination of Fouad Shouker, a senior Hezbollah leader known as Hajj Mohsen, in Beirut.
This operation was conducted in response to the massacre in the village of Majdal Shams, where 12 Druze boys were killed, an atrocity attributed to Hezbollah.
Israel is bracing for a potential response from Hezbollah but does not desire an all-out war. The decision on how to proceed now lies with Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, who is consulting with Tehran on the nature of their response.

Read More >>

Positive Expectations in the Gulf Countries Following the Election of a New President in Iran

The heads of the Gulf states have sent congratulatory notes to Massoud Pezeshekian, Iran’s new president, acknowledging his election victory. However, concerns about Iran’s expansionist ambitions remain prevalent. Despite his new role, President Pezeshekian lacks control over the Shiite militias in the Middle East and Iran’s subversive policies against moderate Arab regimes.

Read More >>

Iran Prefers a War of Attrition Against Israel Over a Regional War

Recent statements by senior Iranian officials indicate that Iran prefers to avoid a regional war in the Middle East, opting instead to expand its ongoing war of attrition against Israel.
The underlying assumption of this strategy is that Israel struggles with prolonged conflicts, potentially weakening its power over time.

Read More >>