🔸In the two recent wars, by targeting strategic infrastructure and threatening the region’s vital routes, Iran created a pressure lever on neighboring countries and the global economy; a lever that pushed the neighbors to try to contain the war. But after the end of the 40-day war, signs of change in the region’s stances have become apparent.

🔸Now, with the increase in Tehran’s threats and the possibility of a renewed confrontation, the question is: what position will the countries of the region take in the next possible war—will they try to stop it, remain observers, or take a stand against Iran?

🔸In the radio program “Paragraph One,” Ali Emamiouri, a former professor of political science at the University of Sydney and a researcher at Deakin University in Australia, and Hossam Daspeish, an expert in international relations and a former professor of political science at Salahaddin University Erbil, residing in Brussels, have answered this question.