You’ve raised some really important and tough questions here. The timing of the attack—just before peace talks—definitely raises eyebrows and casts doubt on any sincere diplomatic efforts. It gives off the vibe that some players might not genuinely be interested in peace, or at least not on fair terms.

Geopolitics in the Middle East has always been a tangled web, and sadly, power struggles often unfold through proxy wars and carefully orchestrated escalations. If Israel acted with the U.S. in the loop or even with their backing, it sends a confusing message: advocating for peace while gearing up for conflict.

That said, it’s crucial to hold off until we have solid information. In high-stakes scenarios like this, misinformation and emotionally charged stories can spread like wildfire. No matter what the reality is, it’s the civilians and the stability of the region that end up bearing the brunt of it all.

Let’s keep our fingers crossed for transparency and genuine diplomacy—but it’s hard to overlook the patterns we’re seeing.