Iran Regime Change: Why it has failed and what must happen now
The dilemma facing Washington and Jerusalem: A nuclear-capable Iran that still funds proxies from Lebanon to Yemen is not a foreign-policy result. It is a failure. What can the US do? Opinion
Assessment
This opinion piece argues that the US and Israel have not achieved regime change in Iran, leaving the country nuclear-capable while still funding proxy groups. The central question it raises is what the US can do now to address this outcome. The text frames the current situation as a foreign-policy failure, not a result worth accepting. Readers should watch for whether Washington shifts from pressure tactics to direct action or containment. The piece provides no new reporting, only a stated position on a stalled strategy.