Reasons for the conflict between Israel and Iran
The conflict between Israel and Iran is not a traditional direct war, but a prolonged struggle based on ideological, geopolitical, and military tensions. Its roots date back to the Iranian Islamic Revolution in 1979, when the new Iranian regime adopted a radical anti-Israel stance, considering Israel as an "enemy of Islam."
Iran supports armed groups like Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, both of which are in conflict with Israel. In turn, Israel has carried out covert operations and attacks against Iranian targets in Syria and against its nuclear program, considering it an existential threat.
The conflict has intensified in the last decade due to Iranian nuclear development, indirect clashes in Syria, cyberattacks, and recently, Iran's role in supporting militias in regional conflicts. Although there is no direct open war, tensions between the two countries keep the entire Middle East region on edge.
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