Decapitation will not solve the Iran problem; leaders are products of systems, not solitary obstacles.
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Trump’s Iran campaign is repeating the mistakes of Iraq: no Phase IV plan, no coalition, no domestic support.
The STC has dissolved itself after its leader’s failed gambit, but unity is not yet won.
Netanyahu’s gamble: regime change in Iran to secure election victory. But it’s a high-stakes bet.
Israel’s rivalry with Iran is not over, but its gaze has already shifted to Turkey.
A U.S. carrier strike on Iran would be a calibrated, limited operation—not regime change—and a tactical tool, not a strategic solution.
Regime change by bombing is a fantasy; Iraq and Libya proved decapitation brings chaos, not peace.
Khamenei is dead, but regime change is not guaranteed; decapitation is not democracy.
Indonesia pledged 8,000 troops to a U.S.-led Gaza force—outside UN mandate, with unclear legal protections and cost.
Operation Epic Fury is a sustained campaign, not a one-off strike; Iran’s economy is now in crisis.