What the US and Israel likely envisioned as a short and decisive conflict threatens to spill over other borders – perhaps not accidentally In the early hours of the US-Israeli attack on Iran, a certain kind of strategic storytelling almost wrote itself. In Washington and in West Jerusalem, the operation looked designed to behave like a demonstration of overwhelming control, brief in duration, sharp in intent, and psychologically decisive. The logic that many analysts inferred from the opening

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