Could the Kurds Help Bring Down Iran’s Regime? | Uri Zaki
Israel: State of a Nation
In a rapidly evolving Middle East, the Kurdish question is becoming increasingly pivotal, with discussions by Eylon Levy and policy fellow Uri Zaki exploring whether Kurdish alliances could contribute to a regime change in Iran. The conversation delves into why Israel might support Kurdish forces, the potential benefits and risks of such alliances, and the broader implications of a weakened Iranian regime. The analysis suggests that a new regional order characterized by minority alliances and federal structures could emerge, providing a fresh perspective on how to counter authoritarian power in the region, crucially affecting Israel's security and the Middle East's future stability.