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Why this may be the end of the Iranian regime (video)

WATCH: “True East,” with Doron Spielman and guest Harold Rhode, Ep. 3

What’s really happening inside Iran?

This week on “True East,” IDF Spokesperson (Res.) Doron Spielman sits down with Harold Rhode, a distinguished senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute, to break down exclusive, secretly recorded footage from inside Tehran and the shocking reality it exposes.

Inside the episode:

  • Iran’s crumbling economy vs. the ruling elite’s lavish lifestyle
  • Why Iranians sent this footage to Israel (and not the United States or the United Kingdom)
  • The Iranian regime’s biggest fear and how it could collapse
  • Is Israel’s strength emboldening Iranians to rise up?
  • What happens after the regime falls? Will Iran become a failed state like Syria?

With Iran funding terror across the Middle East while its own people suffer, the cracks in the regime are showing. Could this be the beginning of the end?

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Doron Spielman is a New York Times bestselling author of When the Stones Speak and a Major in the IDF Reserves, where he serves as an international military spokesman. He is also the founder and CEO of Spielman Dynamics and was Vice President of the City of David Foundation. Spielman is a Senior Fellow at the Herut Center and hosts “True East” on JNS TV.
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