Treat Iran Like Terrorists, Not a State
We can defeat enemies who are not afraid to die. But we have to be willing to kill them;
By Daniel Greenfield —— Bio and Archives--August 7, 2026
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Treating Iran like a state has been a policy failure. Both diplomatic and military efforts to either engage or pressure Iran have all rested on the assumption that its terrorist regime is a state with national interests and that it could be tempted with membership in the international community or pressured to comply through economic sanctions or selective strikes on key targets.
Some of those tactics might have worked on normal countries that prioritize commerce over conquest, value international engagement, deplore losing money and military assets in a war that they can’t win and at the very least care about maintaining their everyday state functions.
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