Iran: End of the Myth System

The article addresses the collapse of the system of illusions and myths that Iran had been promoting regarding its regional influence, especially following the U.S. "landing operation" on the Iranian financial and economic sectors in October 2023. It explains that this collapse has led to a significant decline in Iran’s influence in Syria and Lebanon, where it has lost the key pillars of its expansionist project, which relied on slogans related to Palestine and sectarian fanaticism. The article also notes that Iranian influence elements in Lebanon, particularly Hezbollah, have become increasingly disconnected from Lebanese society, facing internal divisions and challenges, reflecting Iran’s waning influence in the region. Furthermore, the article discusses how Iran has failed to replace nation-states with an ideologically driven revolutionary system, and how its expansionist policies, which triggered sectarian and tribal conflicts, have increased Arab states’ hostility toward its project, seen as a threat to regional stability. Meanwhile, Iran’s domestic situation is plagued by crises and severe stagnation. In conclusion, Iran’s current state indicates a complete collapse of the myths that once justified its regional assertiveness, as evidenced by rising issues of corruption, instability, failed expansion policies, and the declining popular and institutional trust in Iran.

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