Months of Protests in Iraq Show No Sign of Stopping

The video discusses the ongoing protests in Iraq, which began after the firing of a popular general. These protests, driven by anti-corruption and anti-Iranian influence sentiments, highlight a generational shift within the Shia majority. The protests have evolved into a social revolution, with significant participation from women. Iran's response has been violent, leading to a backlash against its influence. Socio-economic issues, such as unemployment, also fuel the unrest. The US has taken a cautious approach, supporting the protests without overt involvement to avoid backlash.

How do the protests reflect generational differences in Iraq?

What economic issues are contributing to the protests in Iraq?

What has been the US response to the protests, according to the text?