As Iran faces escalating conflict and the loss of key leaders, including the Ayatollah, there is global speculation about the potential for regime change. However, Ali Alfoneh, a Danish-American-Iranian expert at the Arab Gulf States Institute, argues that a collapse of the regime is unlikely. He emphasizes that while the situation is dire, the Revolutionary Guard, a pivotal force within Iran's political landscape, is resilient and may ultimately adapt to maintain its influence. Alfoneh’s insights shed light on the complexities of Iranian governance and the factors that contribute to the Revolutionary Guard's durability in the face of external challenges. The ongoing international attention on Iran's internal struggles raises questions about the future of its governance and stability in the region.