Two wars and a nationwide uprising have underscored a fundamental reality: Iran’s future cannot be built by restoring a hereditary monarchy or by recycling divisions among the forces opposing the regime. The defining lesson of Iran’s two wars and one major uprising in 2026 is not merely that the ruling regime has entered a deeper crisis. It is that every attempt to revive a failed political order—whether clerical or hereditary—runs against the a…
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