La primera guerra iraní-israelí: antecedentes e impactos estratégicos de la Guerra del Líbano (2006)
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guerra híbrida, Hezbolá, Medio Oriente, Relaciones internacionales, terrorismoResumen
Este artículo explora las relaciones entre Irán e Israel desde su inicial alianza estratégica como países no árabes, gracias a la cooperación sobre intereses comunes, pasando por el deterioro de esta alianza y el surgimiento de la rivalidad en el contexto de la Guerra Fría, hasta la Guerra del Líbano en 2006. Se busca entender los antecedentes de este conflicto, sus impactos estratégicos y sus implicaciones en términos de la amenaza híbrida que ha representado el fortalecimiento de Hezbolá como ejército cuasiestatal con el respaldo de Irán. Pese a no compartir fronteras comunes ni tener, en consecuencia, disputas territoriales, la Guerra del Líbano en 2006 constituyó la primera guerra entre Israel e Irán, y ha sido determinante en la evolución de las amenazas híbridas en la región.
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