Israel sees Iranian Regime Collapse as the ultimate solution to Tehran’s threats, but crisis, nationalism and cohesive security forces make it unpredictable.
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Iranian scholars revisit the 1988 ceasefire, warning Tehran risks repeating past mistakes by overestimating its endurance and missing diplomatic exits.
Tehran’s leadership is split over whether an Iran Nuclear Breakout secures survival or invites a more destructive war.
Iran’s reformists, marginalized by repression, are presenting themselves as a potential political alternative amid the regime’s legitimacy crisis.