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Iran Israel Conflict Yesterday Conversation

The Iran-Israel conflict has evolved from friendly ties before 1979 to a hostile relationship marked by proxy wars and direct confrontations, particularly since the Islamic Revolution. Currently, Iran surrounds Israel with proxies while Israel employs direct military strategies against Iranian assets, leading to heightened tensions and risks of wider conflict. The situation remains precarious with significant civilian suffering, weak diplomacy, and calls for renewed engagement and de-escalation efforts.

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Iran Israel Conflict Yesterday Conversation

The Iran-Israel conflict has evolved from friendly ties before 1979 to a hostile relationship marked by proxy wars and direct confrontations, particularly since the Islamic Revolution. Currently, Iran surrounds Israel with proxies while Israel employs direct military strategies against Iranian assets, leading to heightened tensions and risks of wider conflict. The situation remains precarious with significant civilian suffering, weak diplomacy, and calls for renewed engagement and de-escalation efforts.

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Iran-Israel Conflict: History and Current Scenario

1. Historical Context:

- Pre-1979: Friendly ties under Iran's Shah.

- Post-1979: Islamic Republic declared Israel illegitimate; backed Hezbollah, Hamas.

- 2006: Hezbollah-Israel War—proxy war backed by Iran.

2. Current Scenario (2024–2025):

- Iran surrounds Israel via proxies in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, Yemen.

- Israel targets Iranian assets directly (Octopus Doctrine).

- Direct drone and missile attacks between the two in April 2024.

- Nuclear tension remains critical.

- U.S. supports Israel; Russia & China support Iran diplomatically.

3. Critical Analysis:

- Ideological and strategic dimensions intertwined.

- Proxy warfare gives Iran flexibility but invites instability.

- Israel’s preventive strikes risk escalation.

- Civilians in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon suffer most.

- Diplomacy remains weak; risk of wider war persists.

Infographic Summary
1. Timeline:

1948 – Israel founded.

1979 – Islamic Revolution.

1982 – Hezbollah founded.

2006 – Hezbollah-Israel war.

2015 – JCPOA signed.

2018 – U.S. exits JCPOA.

2023 – Hamas attacks Israel.

2024 – Direct strikes between Iran and Israel.

2. Strategic Geography:

Iran’s proxy network encircles Israel (Hezbollah, Hamas, Syria, Iraq, Yemen).

3. Core Issues:
Iran: Anti-Zionist, supports Palestinians, opposes Western dominance.

Israel: Views Iran as existential threat, opposes its proxies and nuclear ambitions.

4. Current Scenario:

Proxy and direct warfare, nuclear tension, U.S.-Iran-Israel rivalry.

5. Critical View:

Both act from insecurity, civilians suffer, dialogue missing.

6. Way Forward:

Revive JCPOA, engage regional diplomacy, create de-escalation channels.

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