1159 - INI N3RAKA TUK ISRAEL‼️SERANGAN DARAT DIMULAI⁉️WOW!!! (ft.Dina Sulaeman)

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In Iran, the president runs the government, but the Supreme Leader holds the power to declare war.

The episode begins with host Deddy Corbuzier introducing guest Dina Sulaeman, who studied and worked in Iran for eight years, including at Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting. They explore the context of the U.S.-Iran conflict, starting with a hypothesis that Donald Trump's actions might be a strategy to collapse the petrodollar system and force global reliance on American oil. The conversation shifts to Iran's historical resilience, noting it has never been colonized, which shapes its national pride. Sulaeman explains Iran's political system established after the 1979 revolution, detailing a dual-leadership structure where the president handles daily governance, but the Supreme Leader holds authority over war, peace, and crucial national decisions like nuclear development. She describes Iran's 'mosaic defense' strategy, where military command and infrastructure are decentralized across provinces, making the country difficult to defeat even if Tehran is targeted. The discussion covers asymmetric warfare, with Iran producing cheap drones and missiles domestically, contrasting with expensive U.S. interceptors. They analyze U.S. challenges, including budget pressures, domestic protests, and declining international support. Sulaeman addresses misconceptions about Iran, such as women's rights, citing high female university enrollment and a better Human Development Index than Indonesia. The episode concludes with Sulaeman's prediction that the U.S. will withdraw from the region, leading to the collapse of the Israeli regime and a possible one-state democratic solution for Israel and Palestine, referencing Israeli historian Ilan Pappe's analysis.

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