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Iran clash: Caliphate versus Guardianship
The complex nature of Iran's governance combines elements of theocracy and military rule, with an internal conflict between the "Guardianship of the Nation," representing the reformists, and the "Guardianship of the Jurist," controlled by hardliners. The reformists believe that the regime is under the influence of the minority hardliners and fear that the reckless adventures of these extremists could lead to the loss of Iran’s gains in its confrontation with the United States. They call for prioritizing the people's interests and establishing a system focused on the welfare and reform of the populace. They warn that tyranny in the name of religion conflicts with the principles of justice and monotheism, especially if the rights and will of the people are harmed under the rule of absolute authority.
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