The movement contemplates engaging in the Iran war, risking heavy retaliatory strikes from Israel and America that could significantly degrade their capabilities.
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Parliamentarians say any negotiations with Islamic Regime will help ensure its survival.
While many Arabs welcome the weakening of Tehran, there is simultaneously growing fear of a new geopolitical order in the Middle East.
Spain and France question US-Israeli strikes as Brussels stops short of condemnation.
“To the women of Iran: Your enemy is our enemy,” Israeli Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon said.
Donald Trump called Mojtaba Khamenei a “lightweight,” and Israel said it would eliminate any successor to Ali Khamenei.
“We believe we have a big chance now,” a senior Iranian Kurdish official said.
Beyond a tactical success, this moment demands a sober reassessment of Israel’s long-term security landscape—from the weakening Shi’ite axis to the quieter rise of Sunni radicalism and the unresolved Palestinian question.
Attacks on the Iranian regime’s internal security apparatus and Basij militia pave the way for a successful uprising by the people of Iran.
