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Responding to Israel’s attacks is Iran’s right, but Tehran will exercise this right based on its thorough evaluations and within the framework of its national interests and regional considerations. Therefore, we will not witness an emotional or hasty reaction from Iran.
The situation demands that resistance groups exercise greater prudence in countering Israel. It seems that Israel is planning to launch a ground invasion into southern Lebanon, so the Resistance Front and Iran should closely monitor all Israeli and US movements in the region and brace themselves to face any eventuality.
Currently, the United States is not in a position to welcome a large-scale war in the region. Following the presidential election, they may outline new policies for West Asia. Therefore, until the US presidential election, the Biden administration will likely try to ease tensions and may not permit Israel to embark on new adventures against Iran. However, if Donald Trump wins the election, regional tensions may further build up, given his and the Republicans’ close ties with Israeli hardliners and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
It is predictable that tensions between Iran and Israel will ease in the short term. If peace talks and a cease-fire yield tangible results, they will also have a positive impact on reducing tensions. However, this does not mean that Iran and the Resistance Axis will let their guard down against Israel’s destructive actions and potential adventures. There is no doubt about Netanyahu’s warmongering and his efforts to expand the scope of conflict, but neither the United States nor regional countries currently welcome such an idea.