Nima Rostami Alkhorshid:

1. What is the current situation regarding potential Israeli attacks on Iran, and how are Iranians perceiving this threat?
2. How do you interpret Trump's recent statements about Netanyahu and the judiciary in Israel?
3. Is there a possibility of the U.S. being able to control Netanyahu’s actions in the current crisis?
4. How effective were the Israeli strikes on Iran, and what strategic assets remain intact?
5. What is Iran’s stance toward countries like Azerbaijan that allowed Israeli use of their airspace?

Mohammad Marandi:

1. The Israeli regime is likely preparing for another attack, but Iran is now more prepared and will respond much harder if attacked again.
2. Trump may want Netanyahu to feel more secure to avoid escalation, not out of goodwill, but because he understands the danger of another round of fighting.
3. The U.S. cannot win a war against Iran; any large-scale conflict would be devastating for the U.S. and the world, and Iran is in a commanding position globally.
4. Israeli strikes had limited success; most key Iranian military assets, especially underground facilities, remain intact and operational.
5. Iran respects Azerbaijan’s sovereignty but expects the same in return; however, Aliyev’s alignment with Israel has angered many Azeris in Iran and weakened his position.

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