Regime Change

0 Politics Israel

As Iran faces drought, Netanyahu offers a deal: Overthrow the mullahs, and Israel will help

Grace Gilson in Forward · 12 Aug

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu extended a controversial offer to Iran amid its severe water crisis, proposing to provide advanced water management solutions contingent upon the overthrow of the Iranian regime.

0 Politics History

‘Deeply disappointed’: An Iranian Canadian dissident reflects on the brief Israel-Iran war

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 16 Jul

Canadian-Iranian dissident Kaveh Shahrooz reflects on the brief Israel-Iran war, highlighting initial support amongst dissidents for Israel's strikes that quickly soured due to a lack of regime change and increased repression in Iran.

0 Politics Israel

Why Israel, rarely a fan of regime change, now contemplates an Iran without ayatollahs

Ron Kampeas in JTA · 23 Jun

Israel, historically cautious about pursuing regime changes in neighboring states, is reevaluating its stance towards Iran in light of recent escalations.

0 Politics History

Israel's attack on Iran has 'no strategy, no exit plan, but lots of euphoria'

Haaretz Weekly · 23 Jun

Israel's recent military actions targeting regime sites in Iran, described as lacking clear strategy and possibly resulting in prolonged conflict, are critiqued by Iran expert Danny Citrinowicz.

0 Politics Israel

‘MIGA’: Trump floats possibility of ‘regime change’ in Iran following US strikes

Grace Gilson in JTA · 23 Jun

President Donald Trump suggested a potential regime change in Iran following recent U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, using the phrase "MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN (MIGA)".

0 Politics Israel

Trita Parsi on the US Attack on Iran

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 23 Jun

Peter Beinart consults with Trita Parsi, a noted Iran expert and executive VP of The Quincy Institute, in the aftermath of a significant US military action against Iran.

0 Politics Israel

Operation Midnight Hammer

Emes Ve-Emunah · 22 Jun

This article elaborates on a recent U.S. military operation against Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility.

0 Politics Israel

The US and Israel could topple the Iranian regime. They should choose negotiation instead

Dan Perry in Forward · 22 Jun

In a heated geopolitical climate, Dan Perry discusses the United States and Israel's recent military strikes on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, emphasizing the shift towards potential negotiations instead of all-out warfare.

0 Politics Israel

When it comes to regime change in Iran, Jews should be careful what they wish for

Larry Cohler-Esses in Forward · 19 Jun

Larry Cohler-Esses reflects on the complexities and potential consequences of regime change in Iran amidst Israel's military actions.

0 Politics Israel

Israel just triggered the end of Iran’s rogue regime.

Andrew Fox in Future of Jewish · 17 Jun

Andrew Fox analyzes Israel's recent military campaign against Iran, focusing on the strategic and psychological impact.

0 Politics Israel

Q&A | The Israel-Iran Showdown

Moment magazine in Moment · 17 Jun

The MomentLive! program brings together Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller and Robert Siegel to dissect the recent strategic dynamics between Israel and Iran.

0 Israel Politics

‘The price to pay for attacking Iran has dramatically dropped’: Yaakov Katz on the war so far

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 17 Jun

Yaakov Katz discusses the recent developments in the conflict between Israel and Iran, noting the significant changes over the past two years which have reduced the costs and risks for Israel in confronting Iran, particularly in light of weakened proxies like Hezbollah and Hamas.

0 Communities Politics

At an Iranian Jewish hangout, retirees wonder if regime change is in the cards

Louis Keene in Forward · 17 Jun

In Los Angeles, Iranian Jewish retirees like 79-year-old David gather to play cards and discuss the recent geopolitical upheavals impacting their homeland.

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Can America Ever Get It Right in the Middle East?

Tel Aviv Review · 4 Jan 2021

In "Losing the Long Game: The False Promise of Regime Change in the Middle East," former White House coordinator for the Middle East, North Africa, and the Gulf, Philip Gordon, argues against the idea of undertaking regime change in the Middle East.

0 Politics Israel

Can America Ever Get It Right in the Middle East?

Tel Aviv Review · 4 Jan 2021

In "Losing the Long Game, The False Promise of Regime Change in the Middle East," Philip Gordon, a former White House coordinator for the Middle East, highlights the complexities and challenges of pursuing regime change in the Middle East.

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