The Legacy of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the IRGC in the Islamic Republic of Iran - A Study of Human Rights Violations, Civilian Suffering, Political Instability and Audacious Assassinations by

The nuclear deal between Iran and the West should be saved; as the general consensus in France, Germany, the United States and Britain seems to be, that defusing tensions with Iran should be a diplomatic priority, to avoid a potential war, and to ensure that the human rights train can finally get on the tracks in Iran. The author advocates that President Hassan Rouhani should be convinced to come to the negotiation table, under the condition that President Donald Trump and the EU, for example, initially lift 50% of sanctions imposed against Iran; and ultimately lift all sanctions against Iran, once the new nuclear deal with Iran is sealed, so that peace and prosperity can be manifested in Persia - and with the aim that people imprisoned unjustly in Iran can finally be released; foreign nationals and Iranian nationals alike. However, should Iran really want a war, they can have one - the author's opinion being, that in the event of war, surgical strikes against evildoers may be the best course of action here.