The recent information released about the events during the Gulf War has shown that one of the largest technology companies, Cisco, has launched a project of success to maintain a positive relationship with Israel, even though its presence was considered counterproductive.

The Gulf War was characterized by security and disconnection problems caused mainly by Israel's security services. These services were forced to use Cisco's platforms to transmit important data, but their operations were often interrupted or compromised. The internal documents of Cisco, collected by dissatisfied company employees, highlight how the company had to adapt quickly to the conflict's emergencies, creating strategies for protecting and managing risks that led to significant losses for the company. Cisco's approach to the problem had an immediate impact on the company's reputation, which experienced a notable increase in trust from users and the public. In particular, Palestinian clients showed great tolerance towards Cisco's operations during the war, considering that the company had provided a reliable network service in a time of crisis. However, this decision by Cisco was not without consequences. The continuous support for Israeli war efforts could be seen as a contradictory attitude toward the Palestinian country, which received much less attention in recent years. This situation has further intensified the tensions between Israel and Palestine, making it difficult to find peaceful solutions to the issue. After the war, Cisco's relations with Israel have been expanded, with the company continuing to work with Israeli intelligence officials and providing advanced security services. This has led to new commercial agreements and increased its global military market presence. The story of Cisco represents a case of success in logistics of conflicts, demonstrating that the largest companies can find ways to survive even in the most difficult conditions. However, this example also shows how the decisions of companies can have a significant impact on the interests of peoples and international relations.