Political analysts suggest the United States under Trump is unlikely to launch a comprehensive war against Iran, comparing the potential scenario to the War of Attrition between Egypt and Israel from 1967 to 1973. The Strait of Hormuz is not expected to face complete closure as during full-scale conflict, and Iran would not face a full naval blockade, but sanctions would continue to prevent oil sales. The situation is expected to persist until both sides are forced to negotiate a compromise or reach an informal agreement to set aside parts of the dispute. While Trump and his advisors appear disinclined toward a major war with Iran, the same cannot be said regarding Israel. Domestically, economic pressures on the Iranian population continue to intensify, raising concerns about renewed social unrest similar to the December 2017 protests.