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Yitzhak Herzog stresses that only with a regime change can there be "a future for the Iranian people". He also criticises the international restraint
A cruel regime, a U.S. president to which nothing can be given, the irresponsible and indispensable social media: about the hard-to-fulfill need to grasp the events in Iran.
The Iranian leadership has been severely weakened by recent anti-government protests that have taken place across the country, Israeli President Yitzhak Herzog said today at the World Economic Forum in Davos. "It is clear to me that the ayatollah's regime is in a very fragile position," Herzog was quoted as saying by foreign news agencies.
Israeli president insists only regime change can secure Iran’s future
President Isaac Herzog of Israel has said that the future of Iran can only be secured through regime change, as the country continues to grapple with mass protests and a harsh crackdown by clerical authorities. Herzog made the remarks on Thursday during an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, saying the Iranian people […]
Pezeshkian Says Iran's Riots Crossed Line From Protest To Regime-change Project - Iran Front Page
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stated that investigations show that recent violent unrest in the country went beyond legitimate demonstration and turned into an organized project aimed at overthrowing the Islamic Republic, stressing the need to identify the underlying social and psychological factors.
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