A Kurdish uprising in Iran could loosen the regime’s grip on power.
Israel: State of a Nation
In this episode, Uri Zaki and Eylon Levy delve into the complexities of a potential Kurdish uprising in Iran and its implications for the Iranian regime. While a full-scale march on Tehran might not be part of the equation, the discussion focuses on how such an uprising could significantly weaken the regime's hold on power. The conversation explores the historical and political contexts of Kurdish movements within Iran and how they intersect with larger regional dynamics. The episode provides a detailed analysis of the potential outcomes and consequences for both Iran and the broader Middle East region.