Did you know that Iran's strategic use of proxy forces in the region is not only a military strategy but also a way to influence the area’s economics?

One can only wonder how long Iran’s influence will last, given its latest military blunders.

In this edition of Equity Eats, we’ll take a closer look at these:

• Iran’s Strike Was Not A Game: First, we give a detailed analysis of Iran's recent drone and missile attack on Israel 💣

• But The Strategy Failed: Next, we examine the consequences of Iran's strategic miscalculation ❌

• What Comes Next? Finally, we’ll be looking at Israel's next moves, especially considering international pressures from both friends and foes 🔍

Join us as we explore these developments and their implications for global stability and economic foresight.

Iran’s Strike Was Not A Game 💣

Many analysts argue that Iran’s drone and missile attack against Israel was just performative.

Iran wanted to send a signal to Israel, but did not want to inflict real damage on Israel because Iran is not interested in an escalation or war with Israel.

The fact is that the Iranian regime threw nearly everything it had at Israel, with the goal of inflicting severe damage 💥

The goal was to teach Israel a lesson it would never forget and send a message throughout the Middle East that Iran is the dominant player in the region.

And that it is the only country in the Middle East/Persian Gulf capable of inflicting deep wounds on Israel ⚔️

But The Strategy Failed ❌

For years, Iran’s drone, ballistic-missile, and cruise-missile force has been at the heart of its strategic deterrence—more important in practical terms than its nuclear program.

Iran’s attack was poorly executed and a strategic miscalculation.

The vulnerability of Iran’s force has been exposed, and the regime is weakened as a result 🤯

Israel has been strengthened by a stunning display of military competence.

This failure has the potential to shake the regime’s stability.

In conducting this latest attack, Iran has openly and undeniably revealed its ambitions.

Iran has shown its willingness to attack Israel without pretense or deniability.

But Iran has also unintentionally highlighted Israel’s capacity (along with key allies including the US, UK, France, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia) to swat down its best efforts to inflict damage 🛡️

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What Comes Next? 🔍

Israel must figure out a way to leverage its battlefield success into a lasting strategic advantage.

This task is much more difficult given the international pressures under which Israel operates, most importantly from its closest ally.

An obvious question is might Israel use the moment to severely damage or destroy Iran’s nuclear program? 🏭

Biden has made no secret of his opposition to such a strike.

The timing and method of Israel’s next move is an open question 🤔

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