Demonstrations have resumed at Iranian universities as students torch Islamic Republic flags and chant “Death to the child-killing regime”. Meanwhile, Lebanese TV reports the US Embassy in Beirut evacuates dozens of staff.
With more than 1,600 killed in a decade and illegal weapons flooding the streets, organized crime in Arab communities is becoming a national security crisis.
Iran has agreed to a US demand for a revised proposal before any further nuclear negotiations. Washington alsp seeks clarity on ballistic missiles and support for proxies. Tehran refuses to discuss these issues for now, and proposes a regional conference after initial understandings are reached.
The Gaza Technocratic Committee is expected to present Hamas with a detailed plan in March outlining how the terrorist organization would dismantle its weapons. Toward the end of the designated period, it would also be required to hand over its light arms to Gaza’s policing forces.
Any deal with Tehran would serve as a lifeline for the regime. Ending the crisis without one, while tightening sanctions to hasten its collapse, is preferable to an agreement that might temporarily curb its ambitions but ultimately ensure its survival.
