Many researchers have analyzed the impact cyber warfare has had over the past few decades. Rumors and opinions vary when it comes to whether cyber warfare will take place or not, with most articles stating that cybersecurity is alarming compared to negative effects. As Arquilla and Ronfeldt (1993) wrote about the advent of information warfare, they went on to state that “industrialization led to wars of attrition by massive armies (e.g., World War I). Mechanization led to maneuvers dominated by tanks (e.g., World War II). The information revolution implies the increase of cyber warfare.” However, Rid (2012) emphasized that cyber warfare will not take place, clearly defined what cyber warfare entails, and clarified the difference between cyber attacks and warfare.2. Definitions Before advancing the discussion on whether cyber warfare will take place or not, the definitions of some relevant terms should be clear. The definition of cyberspace, warfare and cyberattack will, to some extent, be helpful in the discussion of this report. Continuing therefore, it is appropriate to ask ourselves a question: what is war? The most concise concept of war was offered by Clausewitz in 1980 (Schweizer, 2009), which has three main elements, namely: violent, instrumental and political. He went further and concluded that if any aggressive or defensive action is to be introduced as war, the criteria and justifications for going to war must be met. The violent character is the first element of war, according to Rid (2012); War is defined as an act of violence aimed at forcing the enemy to “do our will”. Wars are violent, whatever their scale; where it takes place and what purpose it serves. Going back to the history of mankind, wars cause h...... middle of paper ......sources from other countries in the world as Western European countries cannot provide abundant resources on their own. Then those capital countries launched wars against the countries left behind, while industrializing their own economies. In diplomacy it is said that "a country has no permanent friends, but only permanent interests". Applying this to the definition of war, it is quite clear that wars are made out of interest and only out of interest. In the confrontation between two sides, there must be something that both sides want to fight for, and the benefit of winning the war must be greater than the loss in the war, otherwise the war will not take place because the double defeat situation does not happen. satisfy the requirement of political benefits. It is very important to provide additional examples as to why cyber warfare will not take place and will be discussed below.