Israeli analyst foresees Iran conflict due to Houthi attacks
Israeli analyst Tzvi Barel predicted that the war against Iran will escalate as a result of increased Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, notably the bombing of King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, which led to civilian casualties and injuries. He pointed out that the Houthis are threatening the World Energy Conference in Riyadh and aim to change the rules of the conflict so that it becomes prolonged and costly for Saudi Arabia, without the need to defeat its forces directly. He also warned that U.S. intervention in the escalation could bring it back to war in Yemen, with the possibility of intensifying the conflict with Iran. Meanwhile, leaving Saudi Arabia to face the challenge alone threatens regional stability and undermines Washington’s initiative to enhance the region’s responsibility for its own security.
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