Israel and Iran exchange the strikes sixth day, without a hint that both sides are released. On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump demanded that the Iranian “unconditional surrender” in the middle of the hints that its administration could prepare for the connection of forces with Israel. Mint examines the consequences of moving the US.
What are the chances that the US will join the conflict of Israeli and Iran?
Trump signaled the intervening on behalf of Israel with some cryptic remarks about the Social Truth, Social Media platform, founded in 2022. By reporting that the US has moved more military assets to West Asia, speculation is growing that the US is preparing for action. This can still be a threat to force an Iranian hand. So far, the US has only taken indirect steps, ie they helped shoot down Iranian missiles.
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But any US intervention would be crucial in reducing the nuclear capacity of the Islamic Republic, especially if it should use the massive penetrator Ordnance (GBU-57), known as the bunker to destroy Fordow. It is the second Iranian uranium enrichment facility after Natanz, on which Israel focused on its 13th June, which started the conflict.
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Trump led the campaign for the 2024 elections on its login documents and promised to end the conflicts of Israel and Russia-Ukraine within a few days of entering the office. Five months later, the US could prepare for a new Israeli front against Iran.
News suggest that the Basin Base “Make America Great Again” is divided, with a significant part of which is against any American role. Other reports say Trump began skeptical, but accepted the strategy when he saw Israeli initial strikes proved to be a success. Trump now said he believed that Iran may be forced to offer concessions in any dialogue.
Would American intervention politically help Israel?
The celebrated Iran would help Israel establish themselves as the main power in West Asia. Iran was considered his main rival in the region that held the Jewish state under control. With the decimation of Hezbollah and Hamas, American assistance in Iranian conflict could alleviate pressure on Israel and be considered a signal to lead their campaigns in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Could the US move a regime change in Iran?
That’s hard to say. Iranians protest against the government of the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah would like to earn these feelings.
According to analysts, however, people in the region responded negatively to Gaza development, including Israeli bombing, food rejection and medical assistance, as well as on the West Bank and Lebanon. While ordinary Iranians may be tired of the external sanctions that impact them, and the repressive theocratic government, they feel that Israeli actions in Iran could have the opposite effect – they may ignite the nationalist sentiment.
How would the peoples of the Gulf look at the US event?
Israel’s emasculation with Hezbollah and Hamas, as well as the fall of the Iranian government of Ally Bashar Al-Assad in Syria, welcomed the nations of the Gulf of Persian. This is because Iran considers a potential threat to the region. However, this does not mean that countries like Saudi Arabia and others would be comfortable with a military dominant Israel and demanding us under Trump. The revival of Israel would mean that Sunni Arab nations, such as Saudi Arabia, would have to normalize ties with Israel, not so straight, but with inferior status according to Abraham Accords 2020.
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Elizabeth Roche is an associate professor of OP Jindal Global University, Sonipat, Haryan.
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