Mossad Chief Declares Israel Will Continue Operations Until Iran Regime Changes

Mossad chief David Barnea declared that Israel's operations against Iran will not conclude until the extremist regime in Tehran is toppled.

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Haaretz

Barnea said our mission has yet to be completed and our obligation will be discharged only after this extremist regime is replaced.

Haaretz

He explicitly linked modern intelligence operations to the historical lessons of the Holocaust, invoking the principle of Never Again.

Barnea's remarks appeared to counter reports that Israel misled U.S. President Trump about the likelihood of a rapid collapse.

The Mossad chief said Israel will no longer remain passive in the face of Tehran's regional aggression.

Barnea revealed that Mossad carried out operations inside Iran, including in Tehran.

He addressed tensions between Mossad and the Israeli military.

Moneycontrol

The Mossad chief explained that earlier Israeli plans to provoke unrest inside Iran were part of a broader strategy presented to American officials.

Some elements of the plan were not implemented due to regional opposition.

The Mossad chief's public commitment to regime change came as the US pursued a new round of peace negotiations with Iran.

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