Three-minute read  A regime that came to power by hijacking the Iranian people’s uprising against monarchy has now arrived at hereditary rule. In 1979, Iranians rejected dynastic arrogance, unaccountable power, and the idea that a country could belong to a family. The clerical regime claimed it stood for the opposite. It wrapped itself in the language of justice, religion, sacrifice, and republican legitimacy. It denounced monarchy as corruption, decadence, and hereditary privilege.  Now...