preface
The Middle East region is not at peace, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict has not yet ushered in reconciliation, and the Lebanese-Israeli conflict is constantly intensifying.
Allah struck decisively, launching two precision strikes on military installations in Israel.
But before Israel could respond to Lebanon's fierce offensive, it was confronted with hypersonic missiles from the Houthi armed groups.
Within 72 hours, Israel was hit by high-intensity attacks.
Even though military defense is an area that Israel is proud of, the frequent strikes have made Israel somewhat unbearable.
The successful raid by the Houthis has given Israel a smell of danger.
After all, behind them, but the "sworn enemy" - Iran.
What is the relationship between Iran and the Houthis? Why is it secretly pushing for its raid on Israel?
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In fact, in the Middle East, it can be roughly divided into three major factions.
One is the Arab countries represented by Saudi Arabia, and the other is the Islamic Shiites led by Iran.
The last one is Israel's own faction.
The Houthis, an important armed force in Yemen, belong to the Shia sect of Islam, like Iran.
This has laid a solid foundation for the subsequent in-depth cooperation between the two sides.
Since the 90s, the Houthis have grown and emerged, and they have found Iran, which is religiously common to them.
In the face of the olive branch thrown by the Houthis, Iran gladly accepted.
Although the two have established a solid relationship, they have never cooperated to do any "big things".
Until the outbreak of the "Arab Spring" in 2011, the regime of former Yemen President Saleh fell.
Overnight, the Houthis became the most powerful armed force in Yemen.
At the same time, their relationship with Iran has taken a turn for the worse.
When the political and military status of the Houthis has risen, it has also impressed Iran.
After all, the Middle East at this time is full of games, and the growing power of Arab countries led by Saudi Arabia is by no means a good thing for Iran.
So they plan to join forces with the Houthis to strengthen their power.
The close relationship between the Houthis and Iran has made Saudi Arabia and other countries very unhappy.
As a result, an Arab coalition was formed to strike at the Houthis.
The embarrassed Houthis can only pin their hopes on Iran.
Iran has lived up to their expectations.
After the Arab coalition launched large-scale airstrikes against the Houthis in 2015, Iran stepped up its support for the Houthis to help them weather the storm.
It is this close connection that makes it easy to think of Iran once the Houthis are a little bit windy in the Middle East.
This attack shocked the whole world!
According to information released by the Israel military, the Houthis launched a hypersonic missile into the heart of Israel.
After flying more than 2,000 kilometers in a row, he walked over central Israel and disintegrated on his own!
Although there was no explosion on the ground, the attack still caused extreme panic in Israel.
After the missile disintegrated, debris hit a railway station inside Israel, injuring nine Israel personnel.
Some people not only questioned that Israel's own air defense equipment is very advanced, and now with the help of the United States, its strength should be even higher.
How can the Houthi missiles fly for more than 10 minutes now?
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Israel itself is also very depressed, the "Iron Dome" anti-missile system after officially stationed in Israel, caused an uproar in the Middle East, but now the application is not satisfactory.
Even the outside world once ridiculed the Israel military as nothing more than "thunder and rain."
But when Israel really stepped in to investigate, it made a startling discovery.
The backer behind the Houthis is obviously Iran.
But what exactly are Iran and the Houthis planning to do when they launch missiles over Israel and then disintegrate?
After some investigation, the truth gradually surfaced, and it turned out that the Houthi operation was fake, and the pressure was real.
Since the outbreak of the new round of Palestinian-Israeli conflict, relations between Israel and Iran have fallen to a freezing point.
In particular, Iran's dissatisfaction with Israel rose to a peak after the attack on Iran's capital, Tehraniah, and the death of Haniyeh.
Let go of the harsh words and take revenge on Israel for its injustice.
But after a period of time, the retaliation was not triggered, and speculation from the outside world emerged one after another.
It has been suggested that a large part of the reason why Iran did not retaliate quickly against Israel was to ensure that the military action would have the desired effect.
It is necessary to show deterrent power to Israel and avoid triggering a large-scale military conflict in the region.
After all, between Iran and Israel, there is really no room for error.
The risk of war between the two is accumulating, but neither side wants to face a full-scale war.
So I can only try not to waste any crisis, take the chestnut in the fire, and prevent it from getting out of control.
It's like a stuntman walking a tightrope, you have to be bold and careful.
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In April, Iran launched its first direct attack on Israel itself, with more than 300 ballistic and cruise missiles and several drones flying violently towards Israel.
Iran is carrying out this military operation with only one purpose.
That is the hope of restoring the balance of threats with Israel so that Israel will not dare to act rashly against Iran.
Of course, in order to avoid the conflict getting out of control, Iran still kept a hand, revealing in advance the time and manner of this military operation.
This is undoubtedly what Iran said to United States and Israel.
So when the missiles and drones were about to arrive in Israel's airspace, their air defense systems were already ready.
Not surprisingly, almost all of the missiles and drones were shot down before they entered Israel, and the magnitude of the movements of both sides appeared to be large, but in fact they did not cause significant damage.
But when the murder of Haniyeh broke out, Iran could not sit still.
At the inauguration of the President of Iran, Israel assassinated Hania, a distinguished guest of Iran, in front of representatives of more than 80 countries.
The purpose of Israel's trip is also very accurate, that is, to knock Iran, Israel has the ability to eliminate anyone in Iran.
This is absolutely unacceptable to Iran, and it seems that Iran's previous retaliation has not been strong enough to restore its deterrent credibility within Israel.
This is the purpose of supporting the Houthi attack on Israel.
Iran wants to make Israel see its strength and fear, and even deal some damage to Israel's military and energy facilities.
This will not only allow Israel to face certain losses, but will not cause excessive losses, and then give Israel the handle to launch a large-scale military conflict.
But this so-called "balance", what kind of scale does the two sides need to grasp, no one can say!
From a formal point of view, this round of mutual competition is the same as the previous tricks.
But such military action is tantamount to walking a tightrope over a cliff, and the potential risks remain unnegligible.
In particular, the injuries caused by the disintegration of the missiles are beyond the control of Iran and Israel, and there is even a threat of deterioration.
epilogue
Rounds of "demonstrations" have made people worried.
After a series of high-stakes conflicts, a full-scale war between Israel and Iran may be within reach.
While both sides are aware of this, they have shown no restraint in their actions.
On the contrary, for the sake of so-called "deterrence," it is moving in the opposite direction to the friendly situation.
Often walking by the river, where there are no wet shoes, as the range of strikes continues to expand, the intensity continues to increase, and the room for error between Israel and Iran is getting smaller and smaller.
None of them can guarantee that the next action will be absolutely controlled within the "balance scale".