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On Iran and its Axis of Resistance.

Historian Eskandar Sadeghi-Boroujerdi talks to Alex about the leadup and aftermath of the so-called "12-Day War between Iran and Israel and the US.

Hamas and Hezbollah have been humbled, Assad is gone from Syria – how weakened is Iran?

Did the 12-Day War actually happen? What prevented it becoming a wider war?

What is the meaning of Israel's maximalist aims of regime change and regional dominance?

Why is Iran now leaning into Iranian nationalism, even using pre-revolutionary symbols?

Is a nuclear Iran now inevitable? What lessons will it draw?

How has the region been reconfigured over the past two years? What about Saudi and the Gulf states?

Links:

Iran and the ‘Axis of Resistance’: A Brief History, Eskandar Sadeghi, Jadaliyya

Culmination, Eskandar Sadeghi, Sidecar

The Failson and the Flag, Golnar Nikpou & Eskandar Sadeghi

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Davka Smolah Collective

Alex, did you just ask about how Iran "responded" to Israel's "attack" on Gaza? Iran didn't know about or approve Hamas' attack on 7/10, but it obviously was a long-time sponsor of Hamas. A more accurate way to phrase the question would be how they handled Hamas going rogue and launching an attack the Iranians didn't know about or approve.

ramona

excuse me, what is the name of the writer he mentions, (couldnt make it out) the palestinian marxist, around 23:40?