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  • Israel suffered from the illusion that Iran would abandon Hezbollah of Lebanon 2026-06-09 20:03

    By Batool Subeiti

    Iran's sets new equations, gaining from the foe’s misconceptions

    LONDON – Iran's immediate response to Israel's strike on Dahiyeh, Hezbollah's stronghold in Beirut, came as a surprise to many observers. Through this action, Iran established a new deterrence equation in West Asia. The Israeli side subsequently sought to test the credibility of this equation through limited provocations, effectively "testing the waters" of Iran's declared policy.

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