The war between Israel and Hamas has completely disrupted the puzzle that the United States and Saudi Arabia had put together for months to isolate Iran, the official supplier of Palestinian terrorists. Taking advantage of the money laundering operation that Prince Bin Salman has initiated in the oil dictatorship, American diplomacy encouraged a peace agreement with Israel, in the style of those they once signed with Egypt or Jordan. A potentially lethal pact for the Tehran regime because it would have become the only enemy capable of threatening Israeli survival in the area.
With this perspective, the reaction of Iran and its acolytes was only a matter of time. Hamas terrorists were the ideal cannon fodder to carry out the incursion into Israel, because they combine the desire for revenge against the Jewish enemy and obedience to the Ayatollahs, the sponsor who supplies them with weapons. Thus, Iran achieved three goals in one fell swoop. Deal a lethal blow to Israel, buy time in the project to develop nuclear weapons and destroy the incipient Israeli-Saudi pact that threatened its hegemonic role in the Middle East. And all without getting your hands dirty, just moving the strings of the puppets.
For Al-Assad, the leader of Syria, it was also a good time to punch the vesper. On the verge of winning the civil war, it was necessary to settle the outstanding debt with Iran, in this case by covering the Hizbullah militias, which have fought alongside the Syrian soldiers and are now trying to open a second front on the northern border of 'Israel. Even Russia has done well in the new war conflict. Essential partner for the victory of Al-Assad and with the Ukrainian front bogged down, leaving the world spotlight serves him to whitewash Putin's excesses.
With so many interests at stake, the most surprising thing is that Israel's security services did not detect the preparations for the worst terrorist attack that the country has suffered in its history. The consequence is that the aura of invincibility that the Jewish State had has fallen at the worst moment, when it is most under siege.
