The American army alone cannot protect Israel from Iran's attack

The longstanding military partnership between the United States and Israel has always been a cornerstone of Israel's defense strategy. However, the notion that the American army alone can fully protect Israel from an Iranian attack is oversimplified and impractical. The complexity of Iran's military capabilities, regional influence, and unconventional warfare tactics (such as cyberattacks and proxy warfare) create challenges that cannot be addressed solely through U.S. military presence.

Firstly, Iran's military strength lies not only in its conventional forces but in its asymmetric strategies, including proxy groups like Hezbollah and militias across the Middle East. These groups pose a decentralized and unpredictable threat that is difficult for any external army, even the U.S., to neutralize effectively.