The Geopolitical Legacy of U.S. Interventions

This chapter explores the impact of U.S. interventions in foreign governments, particularly the 1953 CIA-backed coup in Iran, and its lasting consequences on U.S.-Iran relations. The discussion highlights the ongoing military and political complexities in the Middle East, emphasizing the interplay between Israel's security and U.S. foreign policy. Through historical parallels and current events, the chapter critiques the motivations behind regime change efforts and the moral imperatives driving military actions in the region.