Ready for another war circus? Israel and Iran have supposedly reached a ceasefire, but don’t be fooled – both sides are already claiming victory! Olga Israel Dojch, vice president of NGO Monitor, reveals that the situation is far from clear and that Iran has been embarrassed on the international stage, but this doesn’t mean the conflict is over.
Drama in the Middle East: Rockets, Shelters, and Fake Victories
Yesterday was pure chaos – rocket attacks started right after US President Donald Trump declared a ceasefire. Israeli citizens spent two hours in shelters, while relaxation measures are in place today. But is this really the end or just a pause in a dangerous power game?
Nuclear Threat and Military Readiness
Iran has been building its nuclear program for years, but according to Israel Dojch, enough infrastructure has been destroyed that rebuilding nuclear weapons could take a decade or more. Israel, on the other hand, has shown it is ready to mobilize its army and entire population if existential threats arise. This is not just a conflict – it’s a war for survival.
Regional Cooperation and International Alliances
Israel has managed to raise regional and international cooperation to an unprecedented level, including coordination with NATO forces and support from Europe, which, although critical, has not denied Israel’s right to defend itself. Everything was carefully coordinated, showing this conflict has much deeper political and strategic implications.
What’s Next? Long-Term Negotiations or New War?
The war is not over – it has just entered a new phase. Israel Dojch emphasizes that the international community will have to sit at the negotiating table and create a long-term plan. Wars today are not won only on the battlefield but also at the negotiating table. Iran started this conflict 25 years ago with nuclear ambitions, but that’s not the only way it planned to attack Israel.
Conclusion: No Time to Relax
While the world pretends a ceasefire has been reached, the real battle is just beginning. Will Iran manage to rebuild its nuclear program? Will Israel maintain its military and diplomatic edge? And most importantly, how much longer will ordinary people suffer the consequences of this power game?
If you have thoughts on this chaos or think this is just another episode in the endless Middle East soap opera, feel free to drop a comment. Who knows, maybe your conspiracy theory makes more sense than the official statements!
