Looking at the aftermath of the Israeli-Hezbollah war the strategic military landscape appears to be changed, dramatically. Start at the beginning … The war started likely because of the need for a distraction of the world from Iran’s nuclear ambitions — It wasn’t meant to be a real war, just a nick so to speak, but it turned into a full fledged one. Early on you heard repeatedly that there was surprise at the ferocity of Israel’s response. I think the intent was to initiate another peace plan, do the usual things we have became accustomed to for the last 50 years. Not a chance, Israel had a different strategy.
But is the war directly connected to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, and did Israel come out on top? I say it is, and yes Israel did come out on top. The battle space was being prepared for the next round.
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