Faith, Power, and U.S.-Iran Relations

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between faith and international politics, focusing on U.S. leaders' motivations and their implications for Israel and Iran. It examines historical perceptions of Iran since the 1979 hostage crisis and how pop culture has influenced public sentiment towards adversaries. The discussion critiques U.S. foreign policy decisions over the decades, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of diplomatic relations amid ongoing tensions.