In the last two wars, Iran created a lever of pressure on the neighboring countries and the world economy by focusing on strategic infrastructures and threats to vital routes in the region; The leverage that forced the neighbors to try to contain the war. But after the end of the 40-day war, signs of a change in the regional positions were revealed.
Now, with Tehran's threats increasing and the possibility of renewing the conflict, the question is what position will the countries of the region take in the next possible war; Are they trying to stop it, are they watching or are they dealing with Iran?
🔸 In the "Section 1" radio program, this question was answered by Ali Mamori, former political science professor at the University of Sydney and researcher at Deacon University in Australia, and Hussam Destafish, an expert in international relations and former political science professor at Salahuddin Erbil University, who lives in Brussels.