Iran's North American diaspora split over next steps after Trump's ceasefire

Iran's North American diaspora is divided over the path forward following a fragile ceasefire in the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, with some advocating for continued foreign intervention to achieve regime change and others warning it deepens suffering and strengthens repression. While some Iranian expatriates support military pressure from countries like the U.S. and Israel, others emphasize the need for internal, grassroots democratic movements to lead change without foreign intervention. The debate reflects broader concerns about the safety of loved ones in Iran and the long-term political future of the country amid ongoing uncertainty.