In this episode of Inside Israel, Yair Pinto and Mati Shoshani examine one of the most dramatic developments in the Middle East in decades: the possibility that the Islamic Republic of Iran could be nearing its breaking point.
After unprecedented strikes by Israel and the United States that reportedly eliminated senior IRGC leadership and severely damaged key regime infrastructure, a critical question is now being asked across the region: Could the Ayatollah regime actually fall?
Joining the discussion is Ramin Parsa, who grew up in Iran and experienced life under the regime firsthand. Together, they explore what is really happening inside the country from the growing anger of the Iranian people to the brutal tactics used by the regime to maintain control.
In this episode, they discuss:
• The strikes that shook the Iranian regime
• Why protests inside Iran have reached a historic level
• How the IRGC and the Basij enforce the regime’s rule
• The real attitude of many Iranians toward Israel and the West
• Who could lead Iran if the regime collapses
• And why this moment could reshape the future of the Middle East
For decades, the Iranian regime has funded terror groups, threatened Israel, and destabilized the region. Now, for the first time in years, the regime itself may be facing a real test of survival.
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