The Iranian regime is a longer-term threat than ISIS

By Arash Nikzad
The Iranian regime is still the world's largest sponsor of terrorism.
Everywhere it has signed an agreement with the international community, after a while, it has confronted it and distorted the agreement.
Today, we see that the Iranian regime is struggling with extraordinary bigger engagement in other countries across Mead east.  These interventions are far more than six or seven years ago.
This regime influences the government of Baghdad enhances the power of Hezbollah in Lebanon and works alongside the Houthi militia in Yemen.
The Iranian regime works alongside Shiite militias fighting in Syria. This regime is interfering everywhere in the Middle East.
Clearly, in the past seven years, the interference of the Iranian regime throughout the region has been extremely catastrophic.
In my opinion, the Iranian regime has a longer-term threat to the international community than ISIS.
And the interference of this regime has been catastrophic throughout the Middle East.

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