Iran, Hezbollah, and the Houthis Plan to Attack Is…
Iran, Hezbollah, and the Houthis Plan to Attack Is…
WASHINGTON — The Western foreign policy establishment has long operated on a comforting, Cartesian assumption: that the chaotic proxy wars of the Middle East can be mapped, managed, and cleanly severed into discrete theater operations. Yet today, as the fragile peace of the Islamabad Memorandum disintegrates into regional fire, that assumption has collapsed. The conflict stretching from the shores of the Mediterranean to the shipping lanes of the Red Sea is not a series of isolated brushfires, but a singular, interconnected landscape—a reality made clear by a mutated axis of resistance that coordinates globally while breathing locally, even as the architects of American primacy fall silent at home.
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