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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israel Adopts Regime Change in Iran as Main Strategic Goal

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Israel has declared regime change in Iran its main strategic objective, a shift from its previous focus on military containment. This new policy, announced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is supported by intelligence assessments of a weakened Iranian regime and aligns with renewed US pressure. Success is seen as dependent on sustained US backing, including military and economic measures. The strategy aims to remove Iran's existential threat and create conditions for internal change, though the outcome remains uncertain as of early November 2026.

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  • Israel has officially adopted regime change in Iran as its primary strategic objective.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the new policy, shifting from past military containment strategies.
  • The strategy is supported by intelligence indicating the Iranian regime is significantly weakened.
  • Success is contingent on sustained US support, including military, economic, and political pressure.
  • Past Israeli attempts at regime influence in Egypt and Lebanon were unsuccessful.
  • The current Iranian government remains in power as of early November 2026 but appears more radicalized.

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