In this analysis, I examine the 20-point peace plan through a single strategic lens: whether Iran’s next-generation H3 proxy playbook is dismantled before political abstractions take hold.

‘H3′ refers to Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis—ununiformed armed militant groups aligned with Iran’s disruptive—not only regional, but global strategy. While Hamas and Hezbollah have direct operational and ideological ties to Tehran, the Houthis are an autonomous Yemeni movement that has increasingly cooperated with and benefited from Iranian support, forming part of a broader network that threatens regional and global security.

Recent reports of violence targeting Jewish communities in Australia during the first night of Hanukkah underscore how militant narratives now spill far beyond the Middle East—reinforcing why dismantling Iran’s proxy ecosystem must........

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