It can be hoped that, perhaps, the nuclear program has been impaired, that the regime is maybe slightly wobbled, that in God’s own time fissures in its ranks will emerge, that dissidents will someday be emboldened, that Iran eventually will enter a new day, freed from its theocratic shackles, no longer threatening its neighbors. That day is not here yet.
Was the Iran War worth the costs? Thirteen American service personnel died, amid the expenditure of tens of billions of dollars in munitions. Likely thousands of Iranians died. Many were regime officials but many more were civilians, including 250 children at a school mistakenly hit.
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