Iran War: Managed Unsustainability After the Elections in Israel and the United States (Guerra de Irán: Insostenibilidad gestionada tras las elecciones en Israel y Estados Unidos)
Political Analysis Report Eight months of war. A dead supreme leader, a strait through which a fifth of the world's oil once passed turned into a bottleneck, three governments subjected to costs that none wishes to bear, and two elections in Israel and the United States that promised to change everything. Why, then, does the war with Iran neither end nor fully escalate? The essay answers with a concept as unsettling as it is useful: managed unsustainability. Israel, the United States, and Iran endure growing attrition, but none can offer an exit that their own hawks will accept. Between the abyss of total escalation and the impossible pact, blockades, limited strikes, rationed ammunition, and tireless mediators keep the conflict at a point of tension that cannot last. English version free of the book (PDF 78 pages) Informe de análisis político Ocho meses de guerra. Un líder supremo muerto, un estrecho por el que antes pasaba una quinta parte del petróleo mundial convertido en ...
