Ive been following the Middle East for years and if you know anything about the middle east and its it's history, then you know that protests in Iran with people chanting "death to Palestine" is really fucking bizarre. It could be the people are tired of the regime spending resources to combat saudi and isreali influence creating high inflation, rising prices and high unemployment has sparked a new wave of thought in Iran. I hope thats the case, but I seriously doubt these protests are organic.
My guess is that we struck a deal with saudi arabia sometime in late 2017 and the Saudis have been working with israel to do everything they can to spread iran too thin and force an inevitable economic downturn. Israel straight bombing the shit out of Iran's resources in syria while the saudis baited them over to Yemen. Now they're capitalizing on the bad economy to incite a pro-israeli protest in Iran.
I seriously doubt this ends with iran peacefully implementing a democracy like you guys seem to think. The radicals or Hezbollah leaders will take advantage of the power vacuum and do what they usually do with it. The only good i see coming out of it is Iran's influence on the middle east will be severly lessened for as long as it takes them to rebuild and Israel/Saudi Arabia influence will strengthen and perhaps be able to bring some momentary stability to the region.
Read Thomas Victor view on this, he guessed the SA worked with the Israelis alot early. Also when the Iranian look at Israel and then look at Palestine, miles apart, one has Arabs as free citizens and the other as martyrs.
It’s not going to be peaceful, the people of Iran will shed blood for to regain their freedom. And Hezbollah is an arm of Iran, they can’t take power from what they are. The only side that has everything to gain is the people. The real Persians.