Foreign Policy: How The War Between Israel And Iran Could End

Possible scenarios.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said Israel will strike Iran for as long as it takes to weaken its nuclear program and army, writes Foreign Policy (translated by Charter97.org).

The first option is a limited confrontation. Iran could launch a few demonstrative strikes against Israel to save face in front of a domestic audience and then agree to a U.S.-mediated truce.

The second scenario is international pressure on Israel. Iran could launch isolated strikes on Israeli territory without serious damage while the U.S. and Europe insist on a cease-fire. Washington's position is particularly important, and if former US President Donald Trump puts pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Tel Aviv could curtail the operation earlier than planned.

Third - escalation into a regional war. Iran could attack U.S. bases, seeing the U.S. as complicit in Israeli strikes. This could draw Washington into the conflict, leading to strikes on Iranian facilities in Iraq, Yemen and other countries in the region.

Finally, the darkest option is a protracted conflict. Even if the massive strikes cease, both sides could shift to low-intensity warfare with regular sabotage, drone strikes and cyberattacks. In this case, the confrontation risks dragging on for years.

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