Impulsados por la ira motivada por\u00a0el aumento de precios, la devaluaci\u00f3n de la moneda\u00a0,\u00a0una sequ\u00eda devastadora\u00a0y\u00a0la brutal represi\u00f3n gubernamental\u00a0, los manifestantes han salido a las calles en ciudades de todo Ir\u00e1n. Estas manifestaciones, que en opini\u00f3n del autor del art\u00edculo ser\u00edan impulsadas por el hijo del ex Shah Reza Pahlavi, representan quiz\u00e1s la mayor amenaza interna para el r\u00e9gimen desde que tom\u00f3 el poder hace 47 a\u00f1os.<\/p>\n
parked by anger over\u00a0rising prices, devalued currency<\/a>,\u00a0a devastating drought<\/a>, and\u00a0brutal government crackdowns<\/a>, protestors have taken to the streets in cities across Iran. These demonstrations, further fueled by the son of the former shah, represent perhaps the biggest internal threat to the regime since it took control 47 years ago.<\/p>\n This comes at the same time as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu\u00a0ordered new plans to attack Iran<\/a>\u00a0over concerns about its nuclear weapons ambitions and the rebuilding of the country\u2019s military capabilities. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump is\u00a0threatening to \u201chit [Iran] very hard\u201d<\/a>\u00a0should the government of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei carry out a large, deadly response against the protestors in Iran. Still, there have been no observable movements of U.S. forces to the region as of yet due to either of those contingencies.<\/p>\n Videos emerging on social media show fires raging in several cities, huge jeering crowds clogging streets, and people chanting anti-government slogans.<\/p>\n