Former Israeli Navy Chief Predicts Iranian Regime Collapse Within Weeks
Former Israeli Navy Commander, Aluf (res.) Eliezer Marom, stated on Thursday that the Iranian regime could collapse within weeks, citing the significant military and economic pressure currently exerted on Tehran. "There is a very high probability of the Iranian regime's downfall, I'm talking about weeks," Marom said in an interview with 103FM radio.
Despite this potential collapse, Marom cautioned that the threat posed by Iran to Israel would not necessarily disappear, even if the regime falls or the current round of fighting concludes. He believes Israel will need to engage in sustained operations over time to prevent Iran from rebuilding its damaged strategic capabilities. "We will have to act periodically to maintain the achievement in Iran, we will have no choice," he stated.
Marom specifically addressed Iran's nuclear program, warning that Israel must confront this issue to avoid being caught completely by surprise. His remarks come amid escalating tensions surrounding Iran, with Israel and the United States discussing the post-conflict landscape and strategies to hinder Tehran's ability to restore its compromised capabilities.
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