Israel has launched retaliatory strikes on Iran after Iranian state TV reported the attack, confirmed by the IDF. As tensions escalate in the Middle East, there is speculation about what will happen next after Israel’s response. The conflict is turning back to proxy fights involving Hezbollah and Hamas, as direct confrontation between Israel and Iran may come to an end. This comes after the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, hailed as justice for many victims by President Biden. Israel’s actions have sparked reactions from the presidents of Iran and Turkey, with concerns about how Hezbollah’s future and Middle East influence will be reshaped. As the situation remains volatile, there are fears of war escalation at any moment. The conflict highlights the ongoing tensions in the region, with Israel carrying out targeted strikes in Beirut, and fresh reports of explosions in Lebanon. The involvement of various actors in the conflict underscores the complexity of the situation, with potential implications for the broader Middle East region. In this context, the spotlight is on how the conflict will evolve and what it means for the countries involved.
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