Notas del episodio
Iran is militarily weakened and politically divided. It is unlikely to restore the pre–12 Day War status quo with Israel, particularly as its regional proxies struggle to recover. Many Iranians have lost confidence in their government and would welcome fundamental change. Yet even under a new regime, challenges for the West would remain. Any government in Tehran would likely pursue a nuclear energy program, and the Iranian public would remain wary of re-establishing ties with the United States. The greatest asset for improving perceptions and rebuilding relations may be the Iranian community in America—the largest Iranian diaspora in the world.
In this episode, Joshua Yaphe speaks with
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