IRAN, USA AND ISRAEL - The Endless War

What if the most dangerous war of our time was never officially declared?Since 1979, Iran, the United States, and Israel have been locked in a confrontation without borders, without a formal battlefield - yet with very real consequences felt every day, from the streets of Beirut to the nuclear laboratories of Natanz, from the markets of Tehran to the corridors of the United Nations.In this rigorous, independent geopolitical analysis, you will discover: - The 1953 CIA coup that planted the seeds of decades of hostility between Iran and the West- How the 1979 Islamic Revolution shattered every existing alliance in the Middle East- The proxy wars fought in Lebanon, Gaza, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen - and who really controls them- The secret history of Iran's nuclear program, the JCPOA collapse, and 84% uranium enrichment- The shadow war of targeted assassinations, industrial sabotage, and cyberweapons like Stuxnet- How economic sanctions became a geopolitical weapon - and why they are losing effectiveness- Iran's entry into BRICS, the China-Russia axis, and the strategic role of the Strait of Hormuz- The Abraham Accords, the Saudi-Iranian rapprochement under Chinese mediation, and the shifting alliances reshaping the Middle East- Public opinion in Iran, Israel, and the United States - and what it reveals about the future- Whether total war can still be avoided - and what would need to changeWhy this book stands out: Written by an independent author with no political affiliation and no institutional backing, this analysis draws on international press coverage from both Europe and the United States, cross-referenced with the work of leading globally recognized geopolitical analysts. No agenda. No side taken. Just a clear, honest, and accessible account of one of the most consequential conflicts of our era.Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand: Middle East geopolitics - Iran nuclear deal - US foreign policy - Israel security - Proxy wars - Hezbollah - Hamas - Strait of Hormuz - BRICS - Multipolar world order - Geopolitical analysis

Pages: 148, Paperback, Independently published