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Here's why despite Netanyahu's pleas Iranians aren't rising up | Opinion
Following Friday's strikes, Iran is facing off with its archenemy: Israel. But this enemy once was anything but, as it aided the Islamic Republic in its war against then-Iraqi President Saddam Hussein and his allies, the Mujahidin-e-Khalq (MEK). The MEK, once a formidable political force aiming to orchestrate a second revolution and topple the Iranian mullahs' right-wing theocratic government, is currently perhaps among the most hated political groups in Iran. Now, as Israeli opposition leaders Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid echo Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's urging to Iranians to rise up against their government, these messages fall on deaf ears, familiar with such calls.
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haaretz.com
Israel's dream of taking down the Iranian regime could quickly become a nightmare
While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu considers toppling Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, he must first consider the many alternative leaders in Tehran who will do…
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Here's why despite Netanyahu's pleas Iranians aren't rising up | Opinion
Following Friday's strikes, Iran is facing off with its archenemy: Israel. But this enemy once was anything but, as it aided the Islamic Republic in its war against then-Iraqi…
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Regime change: Why Iranians warn Israel's fantasy could turn to nightmare
Most analysts agree that Israel's expansive attacks on Iran only benefit the leaders of the Islamic Republic, even if Netanyahu and many Israelis somehow see themselves as the…
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independent.co.uk
Who could lead Iran if Ayatollah Khamenei is deposed?
Netanyahu has openly called for the Supreme Leader to be overthrown - but Iran’s opposition remains fragmented
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Here's how Israel can take down the Islamic Republic of Iran | Opinion
Many Iranians were optimistic and even supportive of Israel when it first began conducting targeted strikes against the Iranian regime's nuclear facilities, scientists and senior…