Iran’s multi-front strategy of blending proxies, cyberattacks and economic pressure shows how hybrid warfare is emerging as a complex challenge for international security. Sometime last month, four ambulances engaged in humanitarian service were set ablaze on the streets of North London. These vehicles belonged to a Jewish volunteer organization dedicated to saving lives in medical emergencies, without discrimination of religion or race. The very next day, in Bahrain, an Iran

A child fills a metal container from a deceptively clean water source. But the water carries heavy metals leached from shattered piping and chemical residues from a bombardment that occurred months ago. The war that caused this contamination may have already moved its frontlines elsewhere, or even signed a ceasefire. Yet its effects remain, entering bodies and shaping the genetic future of a generation. We are conditioned to measure war in immediate, visible metrics: casualti