Iran Didn't Lose. That's The Problem. | Mordechai Kedar

Mordechai Kedar believes the world is making a dangerous mistake. While many people see Iran's military losses and assume the regime was defeated, Kedar argues that Tehran views the outcome very differently. In this reaction video, we break down one of the most thought-provoking arguments coming out of the Middle East today: Why Iran may believe it won. According to Kedar, the Iranian regime doesn't measure victory the way Western countries do. It's not about casualties, damaged infrastructure, or even military setbacks. It's about survival. If the regime remains in power, continues to pursue its goals, and lives to fight another day, it can claim success. We also discuss: • Why Iran may see negotiations as a greater battlefield than war itself • The mindset of the Iranian regime and how it views the conflict with Israel and the United States • Whether the West misunderstands how its adversaries define victory • The role of deterrence, regime survival, and long-term strategy • Why some believe the current ceasefire may only be temporary • The future of Iran and the possibility of internal instability or regime change • Whether democracies face disadvantages when confronting aut