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The conflict in the Middle East has taken on an existential character for all the main actors — the United States, Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia. In this context, the parties’ readiness to escalate is only increasing, and a return to the previous status quo has become finally impossible.
True peace in the region will not come without the complete collapse or a deep transformation of the Iranian regime. This view was expressed in an article in The Atlantic by the American historian, Johns Hopkins University professor, and former U.S. State Department adviser Eliot A. Cohen.
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