As Israel intensifies its military campaign against Iran, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei is contemplating his successor amid internal and external pressures. The recent death of a potential successor, President Ebrahim Raisi, coupled with Khamenei's sidelining of his son, positions Gholam-Hoseyn Mohseni-Ejei as a strong candidate. With a robust background in Iran's judiciary and intelligence, Mohseni-Ejei embodies the critical alliance of the intelligence-security-judiciary sectors needed to uphold the regime's stability in turbulent times, especially with the ongoing conflicts and internal dissent mounting.
Mohseni-Ejei's tenure may reflect the regime's growing dependence on the intelligence-security-judiciary triad to ensure survival amidst intensifying crises and internal dissent.
As Iran faces unprecedented military challenges, Khamenei's consideration of Mohseni-Ejei as a successor underscores the search for a stable leader committed to regime preservation.
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