Former Crown Prince of Iran: Why This Regime Must Be Taken Down

The gist

1. The Iranian regime is a mafia-like structure where a small elite divides national resources, making it internally fractious and more fragile than it appears.
2. The guest argues appeasement and financial incentives have historically empowered hostile regimes rather than moderating them.
3. Regime change driven internally by Iranians, with external support but no military imposition, is presented as the key distinction from the Iraq experience.
4. The guest envisions a future Iran-Israel cooperation, called a Cyrus Accord, modeled on the Abraham Accords to unlock investment and economic development.