"They knocked the Islamic Republic down… but the Israelis are a little frightening."
This clip draws a line most people avoid drawing: regime change is one thing — breaking up a country is another.
🔻 The argument:
For part of Israel's right, the problem isn't only the Islamic Republic — it's a strong Iran with 90 million people. If a future government (even a monarchy) clashed with them, the same playbook returns: Khuzestan, Balochistan, fragmentation.
🔻 The uncomfortable part:
They don't hide it. It's said out loud inside Likud. In the U.S., no Republican stands up and says "let's separate Khuzestan."
🔻 The bottom line:
Where their plans end is unclear — their penetration inside the Islamic Republic isn't. Hence: "I don't trust them at all."
Iran's territorial integrity isn't a partisan issue. It's a red line.
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