Israeli-Palestinian conflictThe escalation has led to frequent Israeli air strikes, not only against Hamas, but also on Syria. However, such Israeli actions have had serious consequences. According to the Xinhua news agency, during an airstrike on the Syrian capital, Israel accidentally killed a veteran IranianMilitaryConsultant. The Iranian side was furious and said it would make Israel pay. Hence the awareness of possible retaliatory actions by Iran. But judging by the current situation, Iran is directly involvedIsraeli-Palestinian conflictIt's not very likely. How exactly will Iran retaliate against Israel?This has caused a lot of attention and speculation.
1. Action mode 1: Violent retaliation through the local ** people
Iran has extensive regional influence with LebanonAllah, Houthi in YemenArmedand organizations such as Hamas, which have strong ties and provide them withMilitaryAid. All of these groups have threatened Israel in the past, and they all have Iranian backing behind them. For example,AllahIt defeated Israel in 2000 and forced it to end its occupation of southern Lebanon. And the HouthisArmedIt has also recently fought against Israeli-related ships in the Red Sea and forced the United States to form a naval alliance. In addition, Hamas has also been engaged in fierce fighting with Israel. These organizations all have a strong oneRockets, missiles, etcequipment, and these often come from Iran. Therefore, it is possible for Iran to increase the organization of these regionsMilitaryAid, by the hands of others, to carry out violent retaliation against Israel.
2. Mode of action 2: Blockade of the Mediterranean, the Strait of Gibraltar and other means to put pressure on Europe and the United States
Iran threatens to do so by blockading the Mediterranean, the Strait of Gibraltar, etcEuropean and American countriespressure to reduce its aid to Israel. However, due to Iran's great distance from these regions, the feasibility of such a blockade operation is almost nil. It is almost impossible for Iran to run to the Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar to block a waterway. Such a move is likely to provoke a backlash and retaliation from European countries. Therefore, the likelihood of such an approach is low, but the possibility of Iran resorting to other similar means to retaliate against countries such as Israel and the United States cannot be ruled out. After all, Iran has the whole setMilitarysystem, its strength should not be underestimated.
Iran can retaliate against Israel by supporting regional people and exerting pressure, but the results of retaliation are difficult. If Iran passes supportAllah, HouthiArmed, Hamas and other organizations have stepped up their efforts against IsraelMilitaryAid, which will inevitably expose Israel to serious challenges, could lead Israel into a protracted fighting and inMilitaryon the heavy losses. This will intensifyIsraeli-Palestinian conflict, bringing greater instability to the entire Middle East. In addition, if Iran blocks waterways such as the Mediterranean Sea or the Strait of Gibraltar, it will giveEuropean and American countriesBring huge economic losses, trigger even greaterInternationalCrisis.
Summary: Iran's retaliation against Israel may be done by increasing the number of people in the worldMilitaryaid, exposing Israel to threats from multiple directions. In addition, the blockade of the Mediterranean Sea and the Strait of Gibraltar, although less feasible, does not rule out Iran taking other similar ways to retaliate against countries such as Israel and the United States. Either way, the outcome of Iran's retaliation is difficult, but it is certain that it will be further intensifiedIsraeli-Palestinian conflict, creating greater instability throughout the Middle East and potentially leading to moreMilitaryLosses and personnel**. At the same time, this will also be rightEuropean and American countriesThe impact of the economy is huge, triggering even moreInternationalCrisis. Therefore, although Iran may retaliate, it is constrained by various factors to intervene directlyIsraeli-Palestinian conflictIt's not very likely.