Will Iran’s Regime Survive? Mike Gamal on Israel, Trump, and What Comes Next
March 25, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Soothing Semantics, Rafi Pinsky sits down with Mike Gamel (Coptic Cave) to break down the escalating conflict involving Israel, Iran, the IRGC, regime change, U.S. policy, Trump, Hezbollah, Gaza, and the future of the Middle East.
Mike shares his perspective as a former anti-Zionist who became one of Israel’s strongest non-Jewish supporters, and gives an unfiltered take on whether Iran’s regime can actually be removed, what the war was meant to achieve, and why the outcome matters far beyond Israel.
They also discuss proxy warfare, American reluctance to fight wars, China and Taiwan, growing antisemitism, Jewish identity, conversion, diaspora politics, and what may come next if Iran’s regime remains in power.
If you care about Israel, Iran, the Middle East, U.S. foreign policy, antisemitism, geopolitics, and the future of the region, this conversation is for you.
Guest: Mike Gamel / Coptic Kapara
Host: Rafi Pinsky
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