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Cycle of escalation
The article presents the reality of the Iranian regime, which employs slogans of peace, dialogue, and international protection as political tools when facing external and internal threats. However, it abandons these principles when its very existence is threatened or when internal pressures mount. It emphasizes that the regime relies heavily on hostility towards the United States to justify its economic failures, despite Iran's wealth in resources and its continued isolation from its people. The article reveals that Iran supports armed groups and militia factions both inside and outside the country, making it part of a policy of exporting revolution that destabilizes the region and sustains a state of war and tension—especially after recent events such as Hamas's assault on southern Israel. It points out that any agreement with Iran will not lead to lasting peace unless its ideological foundation is addressed, as its military and ideological tools remain intact, complicating solutions and perpetuating crises in the region.
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