“The end of Iran is approaching” .. an Israeli report reveals !!!

Today, Lebanon is the end of Iran – in a controversial report published by the Israeli newspaper “Jerusalem Post”, which was highlighted by what the newspaper described as the “last stage” of the Iranian regime, stressing that the Islamic Republic is facing an escalating series of internal and external crises that may lead to its fall after more than four decades of power. The escalation of internal crises in Iran indicated that Iran, which appeared in the past year in its strongest regional terms, is now standing on the brink of collapse. This is attributed to a group of overlapping factors, most notably the economic collapse, the escalation of popular discontent, and sharp divisions within the ruling class. According to the report, inflation exceeded 40%, while the Iranian currency has lost more than 90% of its value during the past ten years. The World Bank also estimates that more than half of the population lives below the poverty line, while the unemployment rate among young people reached about 27%. External spending at the expense of the people is one of the most prominent points addressed by the report, the issue of the huge spending of Iran on militias and armed groups in the region, which was estimated at between 60 and 80 billion dollars during the last decade only. The bodies that obtained this support include Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Houthis in Yemen, the Shiite armed groups in Iraq, in addition to the Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza, and the Syrian regime. The report stated that this spending took place at the expense of the Iranian people directly, as basic services fell from electricity, water, medicine and food, in exchange for strengthening Tehran’s influence abroad. The failure of the “Fire Belt” strategy is the cause of the end of Iran? The report believes that Iran has adopted an expansion strategy aimed at surrounding Israel and threatening American interests in the Middle East through a network of armed agents. But in recent months, this strategy began to collapse, as a result of the repeated strikes that Iranian agents have been exposed to, whether in Syria, Gaza or southern Lebanon. The report indicates that these losses revealed a fundamental defect in the Iranian strategic system, and it has proven that Tehran has drained its capabilities on a expansion project that did not achieve the desired results, but rather led to its increasing isolation. Tensions within the ruling regime are not only the crisis on the economic and military side, but also includes a deep internal rift in the structure of the system. According to the report, the ruling elite in Iran suffers from sharp divisions in the political vision, in light of the decline in popular support and the rise of opposition voices from within the religious establishment itself. The report raises questions about the extent of the regime’s ability to withstand in the face of these overlapping pressures, especially in light of what it described as “the loss of political and moral legitimacy” as a result of the brutal repression of the popular protests and uprisings that erupted in several stages in recent years. The US maximum pressure policy is strongly and could cause the end of Iran among the most prominent factors that contributed to the tightening of the screws on Iran, the “maximum pressure” policy launched by the administration of former US President Donald Trump, which seems to be resumed again with Trump’s return to power, according to the report. During his first term, this policy contributed to reducing Iranian oil exports from 2.5 million barrels per day to less than 300 thousand barrels, and Iran lost about 200 billion dollars in revenues. Today, the American administration appears to be determined to complete this campaign, which exacerbates Tehran’s economic and political isolation. The “necessity” negotiations with the United States in a remarkable precedent, the report indicates that Iran, which has long raised the slogan “Death to America”, is now forced to negotiate with its “archenemy” in an attempt to save its deteriorating economy and reduce international pressure. These negotiations deal with the issue of dismantling the nuclear program in exchange for the reduction of sanctions, which is a major shift in Tehran’s policy, which has long refused to make strategic concessions. Claiming scenario: Have the end of Iran really approached? The newspaper concludes its report by noting that the current circumstances were not favorable to the collapse of the Iranian regime as they are now. The system suffers from internal division, international isolation, and unprecedented popular resentment. According to the analysis, the continuation of these pressures may pave the way for a major change in the form of government in Iran, whether through a popular uprising, an internal coup, or even a gradual disintegration of the central authority.

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