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Foreign Affairs The Next Iran Is Out of Our Hands The U.S. and Israel have limited control over the political settlement of the war. It no longer matters what might have happened if the U.S. stuck by the Obama nuclear accords, or any other of the what-ifs, all the way back to the CIA overthrow of Iran’s democratically elected government in 1953. All that matters is what happens next, now. Here are three scenarios, from just OK to really bad. One of the few certainties is that the Middle East clumsily wrought by the U.S. War on Terror is gone. That Middle East eliminated Iraq as a regional power and replaced it with…Open