Middle East Peace

The Middle East has once again come dangerously close to disaster.

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For twelve tense days, the world watched anxiously as Iran and Israel exchanged deadly attacks. Their actions have dragged both nations and their allies into a cycle of fear, destruction, and high-risk brinkmanship. The damage went beyond lives lost and buildings destroyed. It shook the stability of the region and raised global concern. This was a harsh reminder of what can happen when diplomacy breaks down and violence takes its place.

It all started on June 13, when Israel launched a surprise attack named "Operation Rising Lion." The airstrikes targeted several of Iran's key nuclear and military facilities. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the move, claiming that Iran was close to developing nuclear weapons. Iran, a long-time member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, insists that its nuclear program is only for peaceful use.