DIPLOMACY AND WAR: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF US-IRAN CONFLICT

Abstract

Examining the US and Iran conflict with historical background till current situation by adopting the mixed methodology analysis case study approach. How the conflicted rooted in Israel because it is actual a US and Israel foreign policy. Role of Diplomates here’s it discussed in the case of US-Isreal and Iran conflict. Negotiations possible in war time or in normal situations shows the mediator countries relations with others states, here like Pakistan’s relations with US and Iran attracted both for trust.  Iran is an oldest Islamic country of the world and become more prominent by their 1979 revolution. Israel become the Jewish State by the UNO Partition plan to resolve the issue between Arabs and Jewish people in 1948 but it changed the whole situation. We will discuss the major issues on both sides in the dispute which are the basis of the conflict. Proxies, IRGC to direct invasion. How the negotiators tried but failed to reach a deal or how the Islamabad talks were unable to reach a comprehensive deal. Role of Pakistan’s Prime Minister and CDF Asim Minur in Islamabad Talks.   How make the situations worst the assassinations of Iranian’s and destruction in Iran and Iranian attacks on Isreal and gulf countries. Blockade of Straint of Hurmoz. Foreign policies of countries how affecting the whole scenario because of Iran foreign policy against US-Isreal and US-Isreal foreign policy against Islamic Iran. America is known for economy and power in the world and have the hegemonic style.  In this paper it will be explain the entire background of the conflict, efforts for conflict resolution and temporary ceasefire, peace settlements between USA and Iran. Iran assets, sanctions on Iran and no nuclear deal are the major challenges and on the other hand US-Isreal policies for not reaching deal or peace settlements and it’s still a continuous situation.