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Epic Fury has ended, now what? - with Ed Husain and Nadav Eyal
43 minutes Posted May 7, 2026 at 4:00 am.
What “the operation is over” actually means
Iran’s strategy at the Strait of Hormuz
Why Tehran may believe it won the war
What remains of Iran’s nuclear program
Why economic pressure may not be enough
The IRGC’s grip on the regime
Can Iran’s internal fractures bring down the regime?
Israel’s return to a shadow-war strategy
The regional alliance needed after the war
What the U.S. must do to avoid a nuclear Iran and a closed strait
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The Iran war is coming to an end. What leverage do Israel and the U.S. have for what comes next?
Dan Senor is joined by Ed Husain and Nadav Eyal to unpack the fragile aftermath of the U.S.-Israel war with Iran. As Washington signals that the operation is over, Iran is still testing the Strait of Hormuz, its nuclear program remains unresolved, and the regime’s internal fractures may now matter as much as its military capabilities. They discuss what Iran thinks it has won, what the U.S. and Israel actually achieved, and whether the next front is no longer the battlefield, but inside Iran itself.
Read Ed’s article, Iran is Not a Monolith: The Case for Exploiting the Country’s Internal Fractures.
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