Israel Close to Creating Conditions for Iran Regime Change, Netanyahu Adviser Says
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Israel is "very close" to creating conditions for regime change in Iran, according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's foreign policy adviser Ophir Falk. Falk stated that military and economic pressures are weakening Iran, but the decision rests with the Iranian people. He also discussed Gaza, asserting Hamas could disarm quickly and outlining requirements for the territory's future. Falk acknowledged Israel's struggles in information warfare and defended the country's hostage negotiation stance, stating no viable deal was offered that met Israel's war objectives.
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- Israel is "very close" to creating conditions for Iran regime change, says Netanyahu adviser Ophir Falk.
- Falk stressed that regime change in Iran is ultimately up to the Iranian people.
- Hamas could disarm "in an afternoon" if it chose to, according to Falk.
- Falk stated there was "no deal on the table" that met Israel's war objectives for Gaza.
- Israel has been less successful in information warfare than on the battlefield, Falk admitted.
- Falk denied reports of a warning call from UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan before Oct. 7.
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