Since the assassination of the top leader of Hamas in the capital of Iran, a large number of Iranian-affiliated Middle Eastern armed forces have launched crazy revenge actions against Israel. Although it has achieved certain results, it has not caused Israel to "break its bones". Therefore, many people are speculating on how ruthless Iran will be to Israel. However, Iran did not immediately launch retaliatory measures against Israel as everyone imagined, but instead made a request that Israel can only prevent retaliation as long as it can reach a ceasefire agreement with Hamas as soon as possible. This warning method immediately put Israel under tremendous public pressure. Judging from the current situation, Iran's delay in retaliating against Israel is a manifestation of great wisdom. First of all, after Israel completed the assassination, the United States immediately deployed a large number of military forces in the Middle East, including not only the second aircraft carrier battle group and a large number of fighter jets, but also nuclear submarines, and also approved a military sales contract worth more than 20 billion for Israel. If Iran rashly retaliates against Israel, it is very likely to be hit head-on, and then it will have to pay an extremely huge price. Iran is now hesitant to take action, and the United States and Israel have been worried. You know, the daily cost of stationing a large number of military forces in the Middle East would be an astronomical figure, and the United States is a country that only puts "interests first". Although Israel's importance to the United States is self-evident, the huge daily expenditure will inevitably be a heavy burden for the United States, which is already in economic recession.

Recently, hundreds of journalists sent a joint letter to the US Secretary of State, hoping that the US government would immediately stop providing weapons assistance to Israel. So many journalists from different media are a huge pressure of public opinion. In addition, US President Biden has repeatedly expressed his dissatisfaction with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, so many analysts speculate that the United States is very likely to break with Israel. Is this judgment accurate? What are the gains and losses of the United States breaking with Israel? Losing Israel, the "bridgehead" in the Middle East, the United States' control over the Middle East will inevitably be greatly weakened, or even completely lose control of the Middle East, which will in turn affect the dollar hegemony linked to oil. However, a large number of Middle Eastern countries have already sounded the clarion call against hegemony. Whether it is Saudi Arabia's refusal to sign an oil agreement with the United States or the frequent attacks of the Houthi armed forces in Yemen on various types of US warships, it shows that the United States is about to lose control of the Middle East. So even if the United States can eventually keep Israel, it will not have much effect. Secondly, the United States can earn a lot of money from Israel through military aid. Although it is undeniable that the Jews are very rich, everyone should also know that this new round of Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been going on for almost a year. According to some Western media, Israel has consumed a lot of weapons and ammunition for this conflict. Even if Israel is "big and powerful", it cannot withstand such a huge consumption. In addition, Israel is not a country with strategic resources, so the military aid provided by the United States to Israel now basically cannot get cash. Instead, stopping aid to Israel as soon as possible is the real way to stop losses in time. More importantly, Israel has been forcing the United States to personally intervene, which obviously means to drag the United States to be buried with it. Even if Israel can be "safe and sound" in the end, it will have to pay the price of the rapid decline of US hegemony. So it seems that severing ties with Israel as soon as possible is the only way for the United States to save itself. Of course, there is a powerful Jewish interest group within the United States, and this group also has the ability to influence the US government. Therefore, whether the United States and Israel will eventually "part ways" depends on the internal game of American politics. But no matter what, Iran's actions this time have at least forced the contradictions between the United States and Israel to the point of being public, which is enough to make the United States and Israel anxious.