It’s been less than a year since Israel and Iran fought a 12-day war that shook the entire Middle East. Nuclear sites destroyed. Top generals assassinated. Hundreds of missiles fired at civilian cities. Both sides claimed victory. Neither side forgot. Now in 2026 — Iran is rebuilding. Israel is watching.

And the United States military has just told President Trump they are ready to strike. In this episode we ask the question the whole world is avoiding — is another war between Israel and Iran not just possible, but inevitable? We break down what’s changed, what hasn’t, and what the next flashpoint looks like when it comes.

Because based on everything happening right now — it’s not a matter of if. It’s a matter of when

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Everyone asks if Iran can hit America. But that’s the wrong question. Iran has no missile capable of reaching New York or Los Angeles — but right now there are 40,000 American soldiers sitting within Iranian missile range. Qatar. Bahrain. Iraq. Kuwait. The USS Gerald Ford floating in the Persian Gulf. In this episode we break down exactly what Iran can and can’t do, what they’ve already done to US forces, and why the generals in Washington are far more worried than the politicians are letting on. The answer might surprise you.

Global Relations Show is an independent geopolitical news podcast covering wars, military conflicts, and world affairs as they happen. New episodes drop weekly.

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All information covered in this episode is sourced from verified international news outlets and open source intelligence. Global Relations Show does not represent any government, political party, or organisation. The views expressed are for informational purposes only and do not constitute political advice.