This is why they could never foresee that they were actually not causing the decline of Iran, but the ruin of Israel. The attack by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on all American military bases in the region in response to the murder of their Ayatollah, took everyone by surprise, including the U.S. However, the only country with the military capabilities to confront Iran is Saudi Arabia. It is a different and novel concept of war for which another type of preparation is needed, which, as it seems, neither Israel nor the U.S. have. That is why the arguments that Iran is carrying out several maneuvers to try to stop the war and force the U.S. to the negotiating table are not plausible at the moment, because Iran has the strategic advantage and is not going to give it up so easily. In fact, Trump, in his explanation of this attack, told the Iranian people that they should seize this opportunity, which only appears once in several generations, and take to the streets and change their government. However, Israel and the U.S. do not understand that this war, which they provoked, requires new conceptual frameworks. They resist integrating the concept of 'Jihad' as a political vector because that would mean admitting they made a huge blunder in assassinating the Ayatollah. They do not understand that this war, which they provoked, requires new conceptual frameworks. This is why the first thing Iran did was to leave Israel and the U.S. to their own devices, allowing them to fully commit to attacking Iran, and from there, produce a regime change. (Reuters/Mike Segar) The same goes for the Israeli and American concept of bombing military and government installations in Iran. It is perhaps the unconscious, or perhaps conscious, bet of many sectors that the core of the world's violence and its evil is condensed in a single state: Israel. However, there is another key question: Can the U.S. force Israel to the negotiating table? The IRGC now knows that for the first time in a long time, it has the option to destroy Israel and is determined to do so. Neither the U.S. nor Israel know for sure where Iran hides its missiles, nor what the current chain of command of the IRGC is, so a tactical nuclear attack on Iran does not change the meaning of the war or its outcome. In a short time, Iran's swarm attack empties all inventories of high-tech missiles and leaves the skies of Israel and U.S. military bases open. What CENTCOM and Israel never thought was that Iran would even attack those hotels where U.S. and Israeli intelligence officers were staying. against Israel and against Iran. Once the skies of Israel are clear of interceptor missiles and Iran can fire its most powerful missiles without obstruction, it is Hezbollah's turn to carry out territorial occupation. But let's hope that is all it is, a scenario, and that the American political system and American civil society react and put a stop to Trump's warmongering and his administration's madness, and that the world's demands for peace prevail over the folly of war. Source: https://vientosur.info/por-que-israel-y-ee-uu-perderan-la-guerra-contra-iran-elementos-para-el-analisis/
Why Israel and the U.S. Will Lose the War Against Iran
The article analyzes the current conflict between Iran, Israel, and the U.S. Following the assassination of Ayatollah Khamenei, Iran employed a new military doctrine of 'tech-guerrilla' using drones and missiles, which has stumped the traditional military concepts of Israel and the U.S. The author argues that Iran holds a strategic advantage, and the outcome of the war now depends solely on them.