Waiting for the storm!

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The purpose of the previous columns was to dissect the “Iranian War” through its various stages. Perhaps the honorable reader will remember what preceded the current moment of waiting for the storm that takes the war from its various previous stages to a large-scale war arena. Here it must be remembered that once the time for the truce has passed and it is confirmed that it will not be renewed, the situation has become a scene of expanding fighting on all regional fronts, with the main front remaining on fire, with Iran striking American ships, and the United States destroying Iranian oil ships. The Lebanese front continued its ferocity on the part of Israel with the announcement of the Iranian presence on the part of Hezbollah. The Yemeni front advanced to threaten the Bab al-Mandab Strait, while the legitimate Yemeni government extended its influence and presence into new Yemeni areas. The war reached high levels when the Houthis, with the help of the Popular Mobilization Forces in Iraq, attacked civilian areas, including the Holy Mosque in Mecca in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Kingdom responded sharply with its air force, confirming its support for the Arab coalition, which at the time of writing succeeded in keeping the largest part of Yemen under its ability and sovereignty.

President Trump suddenly returned from his weekend vacation at the Camp David resort, declaring his readiness for another round of war that would be more cruel to Iran than before. Visits and consultations flared up between the parties of the “Defensive Maritime Alliance,” which includes 15 countries, and its purpose is to maintain freedom of navigation, whether in the “Strait of Hormuz” and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Then the countries of the Mecca Declaration of the military alliance between the Kingdom, Turkey and Pakistan. It entered the war, which can be dated to the repercussions of Hamas’ attack on Israel. And the subsequent Fifth Gaza War; Now the wait for the next storm has become unbearable. The storm, as of the time of writing this column, has taken various forms of escalation, testing the ability of joint action, and waiting for the dream of the return of regional stability once again, while no nightmare awakening is on the horizon!