A trilateral alliance against Iranian aggression
United by the growing threats they face in the Middle East, America, Israel and Azerbaijan possess the opportunity to act together.
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United by the growing threats they face in the Middle East, America, Israel and Azerbaijan possess the opportunity to act together.
The U.S.'s toppling of Saddam Hussein allowed Iran to expand its regional influence, but it also caused backlash that spurred terrorism and threatened territorial integrity.
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"Many women think, 'That's not my reality.' But so many of us are natural caretakers — and we end up in situations where life just requires one person in the relationship to sacrifice. And that has typically been the woman.”
Iran is consolidating its gains on multiple fronts under the July 2015 nuclear agreement reached with the P5+1 (the five permanent members of U.N. Security Council plus Germany). The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) that addressed the nuclear issue has also bolstered Iran’s theocratic dictatorship in the economic, trade, political, diplomatic, military, and geopolitical spheres. It has facilitated Iran’s efforts to tilt the regional balance of power in its own favor.