Sure, and probably no worse for the world at large, or for the majority of Iranians. An improvement over the current regime isn't exactly a high bar. Even spe

Sure, and probably no worse for the world at large, or for the majority of Iranians. An improvement over the current regime isn't exactly a high bar. Even speaking as a someone who generally detests the policies of both Trump and the current Israeli administration, while I don't expect the entirety of the IRGC to go quietly into the night, I can't help but see the removal of the Ayatollah as a good thing. As for the broader question of democracy in the Middle East, I believe the answer is yes, though not quickly or easily. But an independent, democratic Iran coexisting peacefully with Israel and the US, however unlikely, would certainly be a good start.