Al Jazeera reported that experts are questioning Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's strategy, considering Israel's war with Iran a strategic failure with implications for the global economy. Netanyahu hinted that he might consider unilateral action to prolong the war with Iran, even as Washington and Tehran seemed on the verge of reaching an interim agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts believe that Israel's war against Iran has failed to achieve its objectives, and Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has paralyzed much of the global economy, leading to rising global oil prices and shortages in the supply of liquefied gas, fertilizers, sulfur, and petrochemical raw materials, threatening international supply chains. Some experts pointed out that Israel's strategy is clear: Iran remains close to nuclear capability and can continue to produce ballistic missiles and support regional proxy forces, and Israel is prepared to fight alone if necessary.