Tension in the Middle East is like fog: it can be cut with a knife. In fact, since Iran attacked Israel, the international balance has been creaking and the fear is that the mutual provocations between the protagonists will lead to an open war with no way back. There are those who argue that Tehran’s power would be difficult to counter and those who, on the contrary, are confident in Tel Aviv’s possibilities (in terms of deterrence). But the scenarios are also dark for the rest of the world. The post published on X by the Israeli Foreign Ministry also reminds us of this. A photo attracts the attention of many: that of the Colosseum (monument of Rome and symbol of Italy) on which a hail of missiles is about to fall.
“Iran’s recent attack on Israel is just a preview of what cities around the world can expect if the Iranian regime is not stopped”: these are the strong words typed to accompany the image, already grandiloquent in itself . “The world must designate the Iranian Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist organization and sanction Iran’s ballistic missile program, before it is too late,” the Israeli Foreign Ministry adds. Meanwhile, the Israeli army is carrying out an anti-terrorism operation in the Nur Shams refugee camp in the West Bank and the US House has approved the 26.4 billion aid package for Israel.
