The Iranian Conundrum 

Iran politically resembles a Swiss cheese full of Mossad agents in its cavities both inside the regime and among the opposition. It is no exaggeration to point out that Israel is capable of unleashing a multi-generational popular revolution in Iran. Air strikes against the regime’s political and security infrastructures would undoubtedly trigger a nationwide revolution. This would be combined with Mossad agents on the ground who would coordinate the revolutionary symphonic orchestra so to speak. This is not the problem, the problem is what comes afterwards which is extremely likely to evolve into a civil war with three rivaling camps; a) the IRGC, b) Iran’s regular military and c) the linguistic minorities – unless there are proper Wilsonian preparations.

Key to successful revolutionary transition is first creating a government in exile led by Prince Reza Pahlavi with participation of all other secularist opposition movements and in particular the linguistic minorities. Israel appears to be aligned with nearly all Iranian opposition movements and needs to pressure both the royalists and the linguistic minority movements to agree to a common platform comprising not merely liberal democracy and secularism, but federalism with Wilsonian linguistic states as federal subjects on the model of Ethiopia and India as this would promote stability, minimize post-revolutionary destabilization and crucially promote US national interests. ALL GEOGRAPHIC LINGUISTIC COMMUNITIES must be given Wilsonian titular linguistic states of their own within the new federation. The new federal map must crucially be agreed upon and signed by all before the revolution is unleashed. The map must be fair to all, however small or large or else there will be future problems. There would also be agreement on a referendum as to whether establish constitutional monarchy in Iran. Mossad would install the new government after the collapse of the existing regime. However, there would still be a limited civil war between the new government and the IRGC transformed into a guerrilla force, yet far easier to manage, shorter and with much less destabilization. It needs also be pointed out that the IRGC as well – is of course full of Mossad agents. A federation of Wilsonian linguistic states would prevent separatism which is otherwise certain to implement itself throughout Iran.

Iran poses a major strategic threat against the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA as well as against many US allies in Europe and the Middle East and thus poses not merely an existential threat against Israel. The Mullah regime is America’s worst enemy although of course not as potent as its Chinese and Russian rivals. The CIA should be tasked with assisting the Israelis, not because Israeli girls are pretty but because US involvement would promote US INTERESTS and remove an enemy which severely THREATENS HOMELAND SECURITY.

Published by Daniella Bartfeld

Daniella Bartfeld is the founding director of the Aliyah Organization.

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