Category: Middle East
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Foresight 6 – Iran’s Response to U.S. Airstrikes
Iran’s response to the U.S. bombings was of significant importance—and made under immense pressure. At that moment, I made a prediction that went against nearly every prevailing view. I foresaw a response that would be weaker than expected And I was proven true. Three Corporate is the world’s firs AI Think Tank.Muhammet Ali is a…
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Foresight 5 – Iran Regime Change
Since the beginning of the 12-Day War between Israel and Iran, international media, academia, and analysts have relentlessly pushed the regime change narrative—and interestingly, they still do. From day one, I argued that not only was such a goal absent, but that it was scientifically implausible and would not materialize. My rarely seen (perhaps never…
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Israel–Iran Conflict: Structural Deterrence in a Fog of Emotion
From Rivalry to Reaction: A Distorted Public Lens The Israel–Iran conflict has long remained confined to calibrated confrontation. And yet, public reactions often resemble a sporting rivalry—loud, tribal, and cognitively distorted. This leads to widespread analytical confusion, especially in an environment where information warfare dominates perception. (As foresaw in the Foresights section of the website, I predicted…
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US Strikes on Iran Foreseen
By now, everyone knows that Muhammet Ali Zurnacı is a Foresight Guru! And as for the recent bombings—this was far from shocking in the context of the Israel-Iran conflict. I had been expecting it for over a week. In fact, I even said I was tired of waiting. Eventually, I expressed a clear expectation with…
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The Strategic Limits of Regime Change in Iran
Despite mounting pressure, Iran has not collapsed. In an era shaped by swift interventions and externally driven transitions—Syria, Libya, Iraq—it’s tempting to imagine Iran’s regime will be next. But Iran is not a puppet, nor a failed state held together by foreign consent. It is a layered, sovereign actor—and attempts to force its transformation will…