How the War with Iran Ends

The Islamic Republic of Iran is collapsing not primarily from military strikes, but from its own unravelling internal logic and successive crises. A pivotal moment was the installation of the supreme leader's son as his successor, a hereditary move that shatters the regime's founding anti-monarchical ideology and legitimacy. This internal decay was ignited by a fatal miscalculation in which Tehran mistook Israeli restraint for weakness, provoking a direct war it sought to avoid. Consequently, neighboring Arab nations have decisively turned against Iran after being targeted themselves, and are now openly preparing for a post-regime future.