Following a 12-day conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US, a fragile ceasefire has been declared by President Trump. While Israel accuses Iran of ceasefire violations, the situation remains tense. The conflict, though seemingly winding down, hasn't fundamentally altered Iran's worldview, strengthening its resolve to rebuild military capabilities and domestic support. Israel's victory is not guaranteed, as Iran's regime remains intact, highlighting the ongoing need for alternative peacemaking strategies. Normalizing relations between Israel and Iran presents a significant challenge.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.