In response to the assassination of Ismail Haniya in Tehran, Iran may launch a full-scale missile attack against Israel for the first time in history. Realizing the current threat, the Zionists are already strengthening their defense system with the help of partner countries - Eugene Doyle analysis of international relations.

In response to the assassination of Ismail Haniya in Tehran, Iran may launch a full-scale missile attack against Israel for the first time in history. Considering the current danger, the Zionists are already strengthening their defense system with the help of partner countries.

On August 11, "The Jerusalem Post" newspaper quoted Ahmad Bakhshaesh Ardestani, a member of the National Security Commission of the Iranian Parliament, and predicted that "Iran's air operations against Israel may last for three to four days."

In addition, Lebanon's Hezbollah movement has vowed to retaliate for the latest attack in Beirut.

It is noted that this Persian attack will not be a simple warning like the drone and missile attack carried out in response to the deadly Israeli attack on the Iranian diplomatic mission in Damascus in April. Hezbollah also has more than 100,000 rockets in Lebanon, many of which are believed to be capable of reaching anywhere in Israel. There is no doubt that Iran's military potential is even higher.

If Iran retaliates, the attack could be launched without warning and with advanced missiles that would cause almost as many casualties. Even Israel's vaunted Iron Dome cannot contain them all.

Analysts say the Shiites' first-ever strike against the Zionists in April was actually carried out in coordination with the US and other players.

"Looking back, this deterrent was not enough," says Professor Mohammad Marandi, a member of Iran's nuclear negotiating team. "That's why the Iranians will have to strike harder this time."

Marandi has soul in his mind. Iran appealed to the UN Security Council in April after Israel attacked its embassy in Damascus. The US, Great Britain and other Western allies have not even reprimanded Israel for such a flagrant violation of international law. Zionist allies have also refused to condemn recent attacks in Beirut and Tehran that killed two leaders.

"This was not just the elimination of a leader, but the complete derailment of peace talks," said Palestinian analyst Rula Gabriel.

Nasr Wali, a professor at Johns Hopkins University and a former senior adviser to the US State Department, said that Israel is pushing Iran to war:

"The international liberal order, which has defended its values since the Second World War, no longer believes in its own rules. Injustices on the international scale can drag the parties into bloody wars," he said.

If the Shiites really attack, it will be a blow to the US-led pro-Zionists. If Israel retaliates strongly (which is, of course, a standard move) and America intervenes, the Persian Gulf may eventually be closed. This results in delays of months or more in the delivery of oil and gas to the colonists from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other countries.

Professor Mohammad Marandi said Iran was unlikely to accept the worst-case scenario, as it would also affect its relations with close friends and allies.

"Countries in the Global South do not want to face a global economic crisis - a regional war will lead their economies to the brink." Let's say if the Americans get involved in the conflict and attack Iran, all countries with American bases in the Persian Gulf region will be seen [as enemies]. All oil and gas facilities located here will be destroyed. "The Americans will lose in Iraq."

If a militant group like the Houthis were able to take control of the Red Sea over the last few months (they recently forced Israel's main Red Sea port of Eilat to declare bankruptcy), imagine what a major power like Iran would be able to do in the Persian Gulf in response to a US attack. try it.

So how realistic is Iran's attack on Israel and the events that followed? The first episode is widely supported: if the Shiites and Hezbollah do not respond decisively to the assassinations, it is natural that the Zionists, led by the United States, will continue their similar attacks.

The only thing that is unknown is how specific the attack will be, how many casualties there will be, what targets will be hit, and most importantly, will Israel respond? Many in the West predict that the US-Israel alliance will win the war against Iran. But it should not be forgotten that Iran also has hypersonic missiles.

Donald Trump, who is re-running for the American presidency and kicked out the current President Joe Biden, said that "if he were the president, he would wipe Iran with 80 million inhabitants off the face of the earth for these actions."

If the U.S. foolishly joins the fray, the Iranians will be forced to strike, which in turn will jeopardize the fate of all the Gulf states and the region's ruling monarchies.

As UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned, Israel and America may continue genocide in Lebanon. This is a sign that the Zionists are not going to stop marching until defeat.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan also announced that he will not stand idly by when the occupying forces enter Lebanon.

"Turkey stands in solidarity with the people and state of brother Lebanon. I call on other countries in the region to be on Lebanon's side," Erdogan said.

Turkey is not only the country with the largest army in the region, but it is also a member of NATO. If the USA and Israel attack Lebanon, we will witness an unimaginable event - a conflict between two NATO countries.

Former US Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Ches Freeman says:

"It is not easy to pull Israel out of the vortex that Mr. Netanyahu has dragged into. It is clear that they will be defeated without the help of the United States. Israel is waving to American interests, which are contrary to its own interests. They are a heavy stone on our shoulders."

Political scientist Professor John Mearsheimer notes that one of the main pillars of US foreign policy is about to collapse:

"Events in Iran have ignited the Persian desire to acquire nuclear weapons."

The professor added other consequences of an attack on Iran:

"Russian warplanes and experts are pouring into Iran, and the Russians are giving the Persians all the help we can imagine. Because it is in their interests. Russia perceives any US attack against Iran as a threat to itself.

We are finding reasons for China, Russians, Iran and North Korea to get closer. This is certainly not in our interests."

When war breaks out, there are no winners. The United States will also become an equal partner of the Zionists for the coming disaster. The US is supporting Israel's genocide, its brutal occupation as an apartheid state, and its regional terrorist activities. Israel's victory - the takeover of US foreign policy by the Jewish lobby - could eventually lead to their overt use of the overseas nation for their own interests.

The rulers of countries like Australia and New Zealand and the rich governments of the Middle East must abandon their current position of subservience to the weak, militaristic US and demand an immediate end to the genocide in Gaza.

Eugene Doyle , expert on international relations