It is too soon to assess whether the reformist movement has the power to position itself as a political alternative that can attract significant public support

The Reformists in Iran: Between Conservatives and Subversives

By INSS -- Raz Zimmt—— Bio and Archives--August 13, 2018

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In recent months the reformist camp in Iran has been engaged in an intense debate about the movement’s future. This internal debate reflects growing concern among various sections of the Iranian establishment regarding the increasing influence of radical elements (“subversives”) who oppose both main political camps (the conservatives and the reformists) and challenge the very existence of the regime.

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