Region's most perilous hundred days

The article indicates that the confrontation between Iran, the United States, and Israel has shifted from a regional military conflict to internal struggles within the countries of the region. Iran is facing severe economic collapses, with oil exports dropping to zero, an anticipated 6% economic contraction, and inflation rising to 80%. In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu is at risk of losing his government and potentially facing imprisonment if he fails in the upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Trump believes he has achieved a significant military and economic advantage over Iran through the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf. Overall, the three parties are adopting firm stances, which increases the likelihood of a new crisis, especially as questions continue about whether these current stances will lead to better negotiation conditions or push toward complete deadlock. The full picture is expected to become clearer over the next hundred days.

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