Beni Sabti: "Second elections are the best thing that can happen to Iran"

Beni Sabti, an Iran affairs commentator, argues in an interview with 103FM that additional elections in Israel serve Iran due to the instability they create, while Netanyahu's continued tenure is the regime's 'worst nightmare.' He criticizes the Trump administration for a humanitarian approach to Tehran, interpreted as capitulation, and describes a severe economic crisis in Iran with a 55% increase in bread prices.

Beni Sabti, an Iran affairs commentator, argued in an interview with 103FM that additional elections in Israel are the best thing that can happen to Iran, as they create instability and chaos that serve the regime in Tehran. According to him, Benjamin Netanyahu's continued tenure as prime minister is the Iranians' 'worst nightmare,' as they see him as a strong and experienced leader capable of striking. Sabti sharply criticizes the Trump administration, particularly Vice President J.D. Vance, who approached the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council with a proposal to open humanitarian negotiations. The Iranians, he says, interpret this as capitulation. He describes a dire economic situation in Iran, with a 55% increase in bread prices in one day and queues for fuel, and calls on President Trump to directly address the Iranian people to encourage protest against the regime.