Israel possesses one of the world’s most advanced militaries, backed by sophisticated technology, intelligence, and strategic capabilities, which positions it strongly in any regional conflict. However, a direct, sustained war with Iran would be a highly complex scenario due to Iran’s significant military resources, extensive network of regional proxies like Hezbollah, and alliances with countries such as Syria. Additionally, a direct conflict would likely engage international stakeholders, including the U.S., Russia, and European countries, each with vested interests in regional stability. While Israel’s military superiority could enable it to counter immediate Iranian threats or engage in defensive actions, a prolonged war would carry high costs and potentially destabilize the region, making it a last-resort scenario where diplomatic solutions are preferred by both regional and global actors.