TEHRAN, YJC. The issue of Iran-US relations has grown much hotter since the famous Obama-Rouhani phone call. But it is obvious that these relations have stout opposers especially in the US.
The US is a country of advocacy groups, lobbyists, and power wings;
and the minutest political move in such a country will have great international
reverberations.
No least so the US relations with Iran, where every nuance will be
strenuously followed by the opponents of such relations.
Political commentator Noam Chomsky regarding the pro and con sides
of such relationship says that no doubt the relations will be to the benefit of
a great number of the American society, yet against the interests of many
others.
He says that the general population, energy corporations, and
exporters are the winning side if relations between the two countries grow.
He adds meanwhile that state powers, which function in the style of the mafia, as well as jingoists
and ultranationalists will see their interests threatened by strengthening Iran-US relations.
Virtually all countries will be happy if the US and Iran improve their relations, Chomsky maintains, adding
"The governments that would be most opposed are Israel and the oil monarchies.
That’s governments, not countries."
Considering the impacts of the growing relations on international balance of power and regional balance of
power he says "It would contribute to the general diversification of power in the global
system."