Why does the danger of war still exist? Ali Asghar Zargar, an expert on regional issues, wrote in "Iran": A change of government in Israel does not necessarily lead to a change in the attitude of this regime towards Iran. The continuation of the policy of confrontation with Tehran is beyond Israel's internal political developments. The experience of the 12-day war and the 40-day war shows the role of strategic coordination between Tel Aviv and Washington. The decision to attack Iran again depends on political calculations, security and close coordination with America. Opposition from part of American public opinion and international pressure could delay the attack. There may not be a new attack in the short term, but the risk of war remains. Read the full text here.

Why does the danger of war still exist? Ali Asghar Zargar, an expert on regional issues, wrote in "Iran": A change of government in Israel does not necessarily lead to a change in the attitude of this regime towards Iran. The continuation of the policy of confrontation with Tehran is beyond Israel's internal political developments. The experience of the 12-day war and the 40-day war shows the role of strategic coordination between Tel Aviv and Washington. The decision to attack Iran again depends on political calculations, security and close coordination with America. Opposition from part of American public opinion and international pressure could delay the attack. There may not be a new attack in the short term, but the risk of war remains. Read the full text here.