The Resilience of Iranian Governance Amidst Aerial Assaults

This chapter explores the effects of Israel's bombing campaign against Iran, arguing that rather than destabilizing the Iranian regime, it has actually fortified hardliners and united the populace. Historical comparisons highlight the complexities of military interventions, emphasizing that aerial bombardment alone rarely results in regime change. Additionally, the discussion critiques U.S. and Israeli strategies regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions, underscoring the persistent challenges of achieving diplomatic resolutions.