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Iran-Israel War: Day 39

Israel enters its sixth week of war with no immediate resolution in sight. In a historic shift, the strategic conclusion of this conflict appears to be driven by the US, leaving the timeline and terms of its end largely outside Israel's control.

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                                                        Photo credit: AP. From Gulfnews.com

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