Iran Conflict Highlights US Dilemma
The article points out that the American and Israeli wars against Iran have led to a deterioration of conditions in the region, with hundreds of Iranian civilians killed and retaliatory American strikes resulting in the deaths of 18 U.S. soldiers and injuries to over 600 at bases near other facilities. Additionally, energy prices have risen due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The magazine considers that the U.S. military intervention in the Middle East, which has lasted for more than 35 years, has intensified conflicts, weakened U.S. security, and caused significant human, economic, and infrastructural losses, including the destruction of infrastructure, increased insurgency, and worsening humanitarian crises. The article recommends the withdrawal of American forces from the region and the cessation of weapons supplies that violate laws, in order to enable Washington to focus on other international issues and achieve stability through diplomatic and humanitarian support, especially in Palestine. It also suggests reducing dependence on military presence to improve relations with regional partners.
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