Dossier
1979 Iranian Revolution
Coverage of 1979 Iranian Revolution in the Nexus archive.
- The real Iran threat is in black and white: It's even in their Constitution
The article argues that Iran's 1979 Constitution, amended in 1989, enshrines a global totalitarian vision incompatible with Western principles, justifying its support for proxies and pursuit of nuclear weapons. It highlights the regime's ideological commitment to a one-world Islamic government under Sharia law, contrasting with American values of liberty and limited governance.