Revenge becomes Iran's language of unity after Khamenei’s death

Following the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, calls for national unity are increasingly overshadowed by calls for revenge and attacks on officials perceived as compromising national interests. This shift underscores a growing internal division and suggests that those who oppose Khamenei’s vision are now seen as traitors. Such rhetoric could deepen the rifts within the country and complicate efforts to stabilize Iran's political landscape, potentially emboldening external adversaries who seek to exploit these divisions. This change in tone highlights the fragile state of internal cohesion and the challenges ahead for the nation.