US EditionIsrael's Attacks on Iran Hint at a Bigger Goal: Regime Change
- On June 13, Israel launched surprise strikes on Iran targeting nuclear facilities, missile factories, and senior military and scientific figures in Tehran.
- The attack aimed to disrupt Iran's nuclear program and delay its atomic weapon development, driven by hopes of regime change according to experts like Michael Singh.
- Israel struck much of Iran's air defense and destroyed an above-ground enrichment plant while cautioning that the nuclear program could not be fully eliminated militarily.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu urged the Iranian people to seize the moment to express their dissent against their government, emphasizing the chance for them to make their voices heard and pursue freedom amid Israel's actions.
- Though Israel inflicted significant damage and aims to continue its campaign, analysts remain skeptical it can end the nuclear program alone, as regime change carries uncertain risks and outcomes.
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Israel’s Attack in Iran Echoes Its Strategy Against Hezbollah - Overpasses For America
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Israel’s goal might be regime change in Iran: Experts
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The goal must be clear: Eliminating the Iranian regime
Like the Six-Day War 68 years ago, everyone knew that war with Iran was imminent. First among them were Iran's leaders, who promised they were prepared to advance an attack on Israel and deliver a crushing response that would lead to Israel's destruction – which has been and remains the primary goal of the ayatollah regime since it seized power in Iran more than 40 years ago. Yet Israel managed to surprise, delivering a preemptive strike that se…
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