UNSC

From proxy wars to nuclear tensions, the Israel–Iran conflict has shaped the political landscape of the Middle East for decades. Its consequences extend far beyond the region, affecting global trade, shifting alliances, and complicating peace efforts. The rivalry has fueled instability, widened divisions, and raised security concerns for both neighboring states and international powers. As the Security Council convenes, delegates will examine the roots of this conflict, its evolving dimensions, and its implications for regional stability. They must also consider whether the international community can act decisively to prevent escalation and preserve the prospects of peace before tensions spiral out of control.