An American newspaper has claimed that Iran has informed countries in the region that it is preparing to attack Israel aggressively.
According to a Wall Street Journal report, Tehran has told diplomats in the region that it plans to use more powerful war weapons against Israel.
This message has come at a time when the US has warned Iran that in case of any retaliatory action against Israel, they will not be able to prevent Israel from retaliating.
According to the newspaper, Iran has briefed Arab officials on its plans in this regard, but it remains to be seen whether the Iranian threats are real or just a tough stance.
Iran told Arab diplomats that the Iranian army would join forces with paramilitary forces to retaliate.
An Egyptian official said that Iran privately predicted a strong and complex response, saying that its military had lost the lives of its own people, so they needed to respond.
On the other hand, Western officials say that Iranian decision-makers are considering how and what they should respond to Israel.
They are also considering whether the attack should be direct or through proxies outside of Iran to attack Israel.
According to him, Iran can use the territory of Iraq for operations against Israel, from where Israeli military installations will probably be targeted. This attack can be done more aggressively.
It should be noted that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said during a speech in Tehran on Saturday that Iran will give a strong response to the Israeli attack.
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**Interview with Dr. Amir Hosseini, Middle East Analyst**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us, Dr. Hosseini. With recent reports indicating that Iran is preparing to escalate its military actions against Israel, how do you interpret these threats amidst the ongoing tensions in the region?
**Dr. Hosseini:** Thank you for having me. The situation is certainly volatile. Iran’s threats, as reported, suggest a potential shift from a proxy-based approach to a more direct confrontation with Israel. This could fundamentally change the dynamics of the region.
**Interviewer:** What do you think motivates Iran to make such bold declarations now? Is it a strategic maneuver, or is there genuine intent behind these threats?
**Dr. Hosseini:** It’s likely a mixture of both. Iran may feel emboldened by its alliances and perceived support from various non-state actors. However, it’s also a way to project strength domestically and rally support as they face various internal challenges. The question remains whether they can follow through without inviting a severe retaliatory response from Israel, which could escalate into broader conflict.
**Interviewer:** The United States has warned Iran against retaliatory actions, asserting that they would not prevent Israel from responding. How do you think this affects Iran’s decision-making?
**Dr. Hosseini:** The U.S. stance complicates Iran’s calculations. While they may want to respond militarily, they must weigh the consequences of direct action against Israel, knowing it could lead to a debilitating conflict. They may opt for a calculated response through proxies, which would allow them to maintain plausible deniability.
**Interviewer:** Given the potential for escalating conflict, do you think regional countries should be more involved in de-escalation efforts? Or is the situation too entrenched for diplomatic solutions at this stage?
**Dr. Hosseini:** It’s crucial for regional players to engage in dialogue, but the entrenched positions on both sides make it challenging. Countries in the region need to find a common ground to prevent further escalation. It raises the question: how effective do you think diplomatic interventions will be in this increasingly militarized environment?
**Interviewer:** That’s a thought-provoking question. Readers, what do you think? Is there a viable path toward diplomatic resolutions in such a tense situation, or is further conflict inevitable?
