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Political analyst Babak Shekarabi argues that Iran's ruling regime is fundamentally incapable of changing its core nature. He notes that the government remains in charge, and the fractured Iranian populace lacks a clear, unified leader to rally behind. This analysis suggests a difficult path forward for the country.
A former Iranian political prisoner and scholar argues that the regime's hostility towards the U.S. is ideological, not tactical. Kian Tajbakhsh believes the leadership transition will bring continuity in both external antagonism and internal repression. He also discusses the limited influence of external powers on Iran's internal politics and what might be needed to foster change.
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton argues that regime change in Iran is the only viable path to ensure America's long-term security. He believes the current Iranian regime, driven by nuclear ambitions and support for terrorism, is fundamentally unchangeable and at its weakest point domestically.
