The lion Iranian he’s on the ropes. Struck to death by the military actions carried out against Hamas before and Hezbollah then, through which the Israeli defense forces managed to undermine the protective shield that the regime used and to finally ferret out the ayatollah, who until now had entrenched himself behind a very convenient ‘war by proxy’. In this sense, Israel’s strategy seems to have borne fruit: the political and military disarticulation of the so-called ‘Axis of Resistance’ has in fact pushed Iran to throw away its mask and directly face the hated enemy, to exposed face and without the possibility of relying on the various local terrorist groups, now reduced to a minimum.
Forced to reveal itself to provide a signal of strength to allies and adversaries in response to the actions of the IDF, the Iranian regime has nevertheless demonstrated all its weakness, effectively collapsing the contemptuous intimidating rhetoric from which Tehran drew all its strength .
The inability to hit specific targets it has in fact put the spotlight on all the inefficiencies and limitations of the feared Iranian arsenal. With the attacks launched in recent hours against Israel, therefore, not only has Iran failed to instill great fear in its enemies, but, even worse, it has succeeded in its attempt to cundermine that image of ‘military power’ which the regime wanted to convey to the whole world with its forceful action.
Don’t be fooled the timid roar of the past few hours: despite the threatening tones and the same old regime rhetoric, today Tehran is extremely weak and vulnerable. As it had never been before. The regime has its back against the wall: it knows it can no longer leave the matter to others, but it is trembling at the idea of leading to a total clash with Israel.
The Iranian position is quite uncomfortable, and could even worsen drastically in the weeks to come following the election of the new American president. Without prejudice to the fact that, in any case, Washington will be firmly at Israel’s side, a possible Republican victory in the presidential elections would certainly end up further strengthening the Israeli presence in the Middle East. Which would inevitably coincide with the definitive dismantling of the Axis and the subsequent redefinition of the balance in the incandescent scenario Middle Eastern. This would also allow the resumption of that process of normalization of Arab-Israeli relations, started at the time by Donald Trump And Bibi Netanyahu with the “Abraham Accords“.
In short, Israel’s growing political-military weight and the result of the US elections could soon lead to the creation of a new order in the tormented Middle Eastern region. This is the shared priority of Washington, Jerusalem and Riyadh. An undoubtedly unrepeatable event which, however, cannot fail to pass through a crucial and indifferent point: the overthrow of the ayatollahs’ regime.
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