Following a June 24th ceasefire, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared victory over Iran's nuclear program and missile arsenal after a 12-day war involving extensive Israeli airstrikes. However, analysts question the lasting impact, viewing the conflict as a prelude to further hostilities. While Israel inflicted significant damage, Iran's ability to rebuild its nuclear capabilities remains a concern. Iran's willingness to re-engage in diplomatic talks is contingent on security guarantees, while the possibility of a comprehensive peace deal appears remote.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.