Israel and the United States have prepared a joint plan to accelerate the fall of Iran's regime after the war
By Bernie,
Israel and the United States have prepared a joint plan to accelerate the fall of Iran's regime after the war ends, Israel Hayom reports, citing a source familiar with the details. The plan includes public components designed to provide real-time assistance to the Iranian people in replacing their government, though tactical details were not disclosed.
Both countries expect the primary force for regime change to come from within Iranian society itself, not from American or Israeli forces. Officials say they hope any alternative leadership will emerge from the country's mainstream population rather than minority groups such as the Kurds or Azeris. Israeli officials stress there is no certainty the effort will succeed, and acknowledge that a historic change of this kind could take weeks or even months after fighting subsides.
Under the original war plan, the Iranian public was not expected to take to the streets at this stage. Trump told Iranians on the first day of the war to "take shelter, stay at home," adding that only afterward would they be able to "take over your government." Netanyahu echoed this on Saturday, telling Iranians: "The moment of truth is approaching. If you stand up at the moment of truth, the day will not be far off when Israel and Iran return to being strong friends."
Sources familiar with the war's progress say the conflict may end sooner than originally anticipated. U.S. officials initially projected four to five weeks, but the pace of operations has advanced faster than expected, and Israel and the United States may halt strikes earlier.
Topics: Iran, Israeli Politics
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