The government in Iran is not falling. Another war that can't be won?

According to U.S. intelligence experts and regional analysts, there are no signs that the government in Iran is falling. People who have replaced erstwhile leaders are more militant and power stable. Ali Vaez, manager of the Iran task at the global Crisis Group, writes in The fresh York Times that the most crucial question of the present war never was whether Iran could be hurt, but whether it would translate into surrender. So far, it hasn't. The weakening of Iran's military possible did not halt Tehran from regularly informing Israel and the Gulf countries. Iranian forces have not only retained a crucial number of missiles and launchers from destruction, but besides bombarded ones extract from the rubble and reconstruct to operation in just a fewer hours.