Iran, Israel, and the United States (Premium)

Iran, Israel, and the United States: Regime Security vs. Political Legitimacy by Jalil Roshandel is a detailed and analytical study of one of the most complex geopolitical relationships in modern international politics. Co-authored with Nathan Chapman Lean, the book examines how regime security concerns, ideological tensions, and questions of political legitimacy shape the interactions between Iran, Israel, and the United States.

Through structured analysis and real-world case studies, Roshandel explores issues such as nuclear policy, regional power struggles, proxy conflicts, and the internal political dynamics that influence foreign policy decisions. The book provides a balanced and research-driven perspective on how mistrust and strategic interests perpetuate instability in the Middle East.

Iran, Israel, and the United States is essential reading for students of international relations, political science, and security studies, offering a clear framework for understanding long-term conflict patterns and diplomatic challenges in the region.