International relations analysts believe that the impact of the war can only be managed by opposing it without taking sides and bringing restraint to public life.

The first question arising from the Middle East conflict is how long the war will last and how countries like Bangladesh will cope with the resulting fuel crisis. 

Already, there is a growing trend of "panic buying" among residents in the capital, Dhaka.

 International relations analysts suggest, if the conflict becomes long-term, Bangladesh will need to conduct economic mapping. 

Plans should also include sending skilled workers to the Middle East in the post-war period. 

They recommend to maintian some level of “obscurity” in diplomacy while taking an anti-war stance.