The Israeli leadership failed to achieve its strategic goals in the armed conflict and showed the vulnerability of the Jewish state to the Islamic Republic, Foreign Policy magazine writes.
According to the publication, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "started this war to eliminate the strategic threat to Iran."
Instead, he discovered the weaknesses of Israel, strengthened nationalist mood in Iran and failed to completely destroy Iran's military and nuclear capabilities. "
According to Foreign Policy, Israel's strikes on Iran's civil and military infrastructure, contrary to the expectations of the government of Netanyahu, were not changed not to change the political system of the Islamic Republic, but against the enemy of the union of Iranians.
