The article features insights from Dr. Likaa Maki, a senior researcher at Al Jazeera Studies Institute, who predicts that the US-Israeli assault on Iran will persist without negotiations, as their aims extend beyond Iran to include Arab countries, Pakistan, and Turkey. Maki emphasizes that Israel is poised to gain the most from the unfolding situation in the region.

Maki argues that Washington and Tel Aviv will capitalize on conditions that favor the next phase of warfare, which he anticipates will involve inciting armed rebellion within Iran, consequently instigating chaos that Israel could exploit. He notes that Iran is centrally located, surrounded by a diversity of ethnicities, making it vulnerable to instability. The US and Israeli intelligence agencies have been working on plans related to Iran for some time, with implications that any unrest within Iran could easily spill over into neighboring countries.

Furthermore, the commentary highlights the potential for unrest among minority groups, including the Baluchi, who primarily reside in the region of Baluchistan that spans Pakistan. Maki concludes that the overarching goal of the US and Israeli strategies is not solely focused on military actions against Iran, but rather on undermining the stability of its neighboring countries and fostering conflicts across the greater Middle East.