Shay Khatiri, vice president of development and senior fellow of the Yorktown Institute, has written on the Iranian regime in many publications, including the Jewish News Syndicate, the Middle East Forum, and The Hill.

In a recent article in the Wall Street Journal Shay discussed the potential regional and political repercussions and succession scenarios following the sudden death of Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi.

As a dissident Iranian and a distinguished authority vocally opposing the regime, Shay provides an intricate and informed perspective. (6:43-57:23)

Shay Khatiri, vice president of development and senior fellow of the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjI1NjA0MTk1ODY5MDE4NDksXCJyXCI6MTIyNTYwNDIwNTc1NzA4Mzk3fSIsInMiOiJmYWUxMzRjY2JmNmU3MmY2In0" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-link-id="122560419586901849" data-linkindex="1">Yorktown Institute</a>, has written on the Iranian regime in many publications, including the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjI1NjA0MTk1OTMxOTMzMDYsXCJyXCI6MTIyNTYwNDIwNTc1NzA4Mzk3fSIsInMiOiIxNTQwNzMyNGI3MjA1NDU4In0" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-link-id="122560419593193306" data-linkindex="2">Jewish News Syndicate</a>, the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjI1NjA0MTk1OTczODc2MTEsXCJyXCI6MTIyNTYwNDIwNTc1NzA4Mzk3fSIsInMiOiJiNGU2MmQ2NGIyNDlkM2U1In0" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-link-id="122560419597387611" data-linkindex="3">Middle East Forum</a>, and <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjI1NjA0MTk2MDE1ODE5MTYsXCJyXCI6MTIyNTYwNDIwNTc1NzA4Mzk3fSIsInMiOiI0NzAyZGU3MmI3Y2EzYzhkIn0" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-link-id="122560419601581916" data-linkindex="4">The Hill</a>.
In a recent article in the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjI1NjA0MTk2MDQ3Mjc2NDUsXCJyXCI6MTIyNTYwNDIwNTc1NzA4Mzk3fSIsInMiOiI1OWE3OWFjODY2ZjQxYWI0In0" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-link-id="122560419604727645" data-linkindex="5">Wall Street Journal</a> Shay discussed the potential regional and political repercussions and succession scenarios following the sudden death of Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi.
As a dissident Iranian and a distinguished authority vocally opposing the regime, Shay provides an intricate and informed perspective. (6:43-57:23)

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The Iranian regime in limbo

For decades, since the glorious military victory in the Six Days War (1967), Tzvi Elpeleg used every possible public stage to voice his concern about the Israeli government policy, led by the iconic one-eyed Moshe Dayan, who was considered to be the architect of this military victory that took 6 days. 

This policy aim was to treat the Palestinians in the Gaza strip and the West Bank in a democratic and ‘enlightened’ way. The Israeli western assumption, led by Dayan, that this kind and generous approach would bring the Palestinians closer to their Israeli neighbors, was the ultimate mistake done by the Israelis, leading, sixty years later, to the horrors of October 7th.

For decades, since the glorious military victory in the Six Days War (1967), <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwOTkxNzc2NjYsXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiI0YmIzY2I2MmU0MDg3ZmZjIn0" data-link-id="125152376099177666" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="5">Tzvi Elpeleg</a> used every possible public stage to voice his concern about the Israeli government policy, led by the iconic one-eyed Moshe Dayan, who was considered to be the architect of this military victory that took 6 days. 
This policy aim was to treat the Palestinians in the Gaza strip and the West Bank in a democratic and ‘enlightened’ way. The Israeli western assumption, led by Dayan, that this kind and generous approach would bring the Palestinians closer to their Israeli neighbors, was the ultimate mistake done by the Israelis, leading, sixty years later, to the horrors of October 7th.

From Victory to Disaster

Jonathan Spyer is a British-Israeli analyst, writer, and journalist of Middle Eastern affairs. He is director of research at the Middle East Forum, editor of Middle East Quarterly magazine, a fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, a freelance security analyst and correspondent for Jane's Information Group, and a columnist for The Jerusalem Post.

Tensions on Israel’s northern border have escalated to the point where Israel has declared that it is ready for all out war against Hezbollah if necessary. What might trigger such an eventuality and what could be the consequences of such an escalation? Is the threat real or are we seeing the use of strong rhetoric as a deterrent against an all out war?

Jonathan Spyer is a British-Israeli analyst, writer, and journalist of Middle Eastern affairs. He is director of research at the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwODU1NDYxNzQsXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiI0Njk5M2ExMjdkYjRmZDlkIn0" data-link-id="125152376085546174" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">Middle East Forum</a>, editor of Middle East Quarterly magazine, a fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, a freelance security analyst and correspondent for <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwODk3NDA0NzksXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiIxZTMyZjQyOTI1NWMwZGQ1In0" data-link-id="125152376089740479" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">Jane's Information Group</a>, and a columnist for <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwOTM5MzQ3ODQsXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiJjNWQ1ODA3OWQ5YmQyNzM1In0" data-link-id="125152376093934784" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="4">The Jerusalem Post</a>.
Tensions on Israel’s northern border have escalated to the point where Israel has declared that it is ready for all out war against Hezbollah if necessary. What might trigger such an eventuality and what could be the consequences of such an escalation? Is the threat real or are we seeing the use of strong rhetoric as a deterrent against an all out war?

Hezbollah Attacks Israel (Jonathan Spyer)

Hezbollah threatening Israel

Jonathan Spyer is a British-Israeli analyst, writer, and journalist of Middle Eastern affairs. He is director of research at the Middle East Forum, editor of Middle East Quarterly magazine, a fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, a freelance security analyst and correspondent for Jane's Information Group, and a columnist for The Jerusalem Post.

Tensions on Israel’s northern border have escalated to the point where Israel has declared that it is ready for all out war against Hezbollah if necessary. What might trigger such an eventuality and what could be the consequences of such an escalation? Is the threat real or are we seeing the use of strong rhetoric as a deterrent against an all out war? (0:31-27:47)

For decades, since the glorious military victory in the Six Days War (1967), Tzvi Elpeleg used every possible public stage to voice his concern about the Israeli government policy, led by the iconic one-eyed Moshe Dayan, who was considered to be the architect of this military victory that took 6 days. 

This policy aim was to treat the Palestinians in the Gaza strip and the West Bank in a democratic and ‘enlightened’ way. The Israeli western assumption, led by Dayan, that this kind and generous approach would bring the Palestinians closer to their Israeli neighbors, was the ultimate mistake done by the Israelis, leading, sixty years later, to the horrors of October 7th. (27:53-56:56)

Jonathan Spyer is a British-Israeli analyst, writer, and journalist of Middle Eastern affairs. He is director of research at the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwODU1NDYxNzQsXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiI0Njk5M2ExMjdkYjRmZDlkIn0" data-link-id="125152376085546174" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">Middle East Forum</a>, editor of Middle East Quarterly magazine, a fellow at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security, a freelance security analyst and correspondent for <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwODk3NDA0NzksXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiIxZTMyZjQyOTI1NWMwZGQ1In0" data-link-id="125152376089740479" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">Jane's Information Group</a>, and a columnist for <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwOTM5MzQ3ODQsXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiJjNWQ1ODA3OWQ5YmQyNzM1In0" data-link-id="125152376093934784" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="4">The Jerusalem Post</a>.
Tensions on Israel’s northern border have escalated to the point where Israel has declared that it is ready for all out war against Hezbollah if necessary. What might trigger such an eventuality and what could be the consequences of such an escalation? Is the threat real or are we seeing the use of strong rhetoric as a deterrent against an all out war? (0:31-27:47)
For decades, since the glorious military victory in the Six Days War (1967), <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/td/c/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMjUxNTIzNzYwOTkxNzc2NjYsXCJyXCI6MTI1MTUyMzc2ODk3MTQ0MDk1fSIsInMiOiI0YmIzY2I2MmU0MDg3ZmZjIn0" data-link-id="125152376099177666" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="5">Tzvi Elpeleg</a> used every possible public stage to voice his concern about the Israeli government policy, led by the iconic one-eyed Moshe Dayan, who was considered to be the architect of this military victory that took 6 days. 
This policy aim was to treat the Palestinians in the Gaza strip and the West Bank in a democratic and ‘enlightened’ way. The Israeli western assumption, led by Dayan, that this kind and generous approach would bring the Palestinians closer to their Israeli neighbors, was the ultimate mistake done by the Israelis, leading, sixty years later, to the horrors of October 7th. (27:53-56:56)

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