Debra Lea

Yeah, absolutely.

This has been something that all of us have been wondering.

And I think this is definitely the reason that the strikes have been delayed.

We heard weeks ago Trump said help was on the way.

And then obviously we went into negotiations.

And the problem that exists for President Trump and international politics at large is that you cannot bomb your way through regime change.

We've seen this time and time again.

America is kind of notorious for failed regime change.

And so when it comes to Iran, after 47 years of oppression, it's very unlikely that there's the highest level of individuals needed to actually overthrow the government.

There's over 800,000 Iranians who are part of the Islamic regime who just live among civilians.

Looking forward, what we think is the most likely outcome or what I think is most likely outcome is pressure.

I don't think that Trump is going to take out the Ayatollah.

And if he did, there are four people for every single leader of the Islamic regime.

There are four people waiting to take their place.

That committee has already lined up.

So what I think is a likely outcome here is not a good one for America, for Israel or for anyone.

I don't think that this is going to be a quick one strike and we're done situation.

I think that this would go on longer than the war in the summertime.

And I don't think regime change is possible at this point in time.

So as an American, as a strong crowd Jew, I hope Trump's President Trump strikes to send a message.