Protests in Iraq and Lebanon Expose the Fragility of the Iranian Empire
Governments that serve the mullah’s interests rather than their own people’s.
October 24, 2019
Governments that serve the mullah’s interests rather than their own people’s.
Last week, mass demonstrations erupted in Lebanon over proposed tax increases and have since then intensified, spreading throughout the major cities despite proposals of reform from the government. Meanwhile, the anti-government protests in Iraq, which began early this month, have subsided somewhat, but not yet abated. Hanin Ghaddar points out that in both cases, demonstrators are reacting to economic hardship and corruption by turning against governments controlled by the Islamic Republic:
Governments that serve the mullah’s interests rather than their own people’s.
Democrats and Republicans might race to call their opponents anti-Semites.
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Last week, mass demonstrations erupted in Lebanon over proposed tax increases and have since then intensified, spreading throughout the major cities despite proposals of reform from the government. Meanwhile, the anti-government protests in Iraq, which began early this month, have subsided somewhat, but not yet abated. Hanin Ghaddar points out that in both cases, demonstrators are reacting to economic hardship and corruption by turning against governments controlled by the Islamic Republic:
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