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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Israel Urged to Leverage Military Pressure on Iran for Political Change

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An opinion piece by Seth D. Kaplan urges Israel to convert military and economic pressure on Iran into a strategy for political change. Kaplan proposes supporting Iran's opposition in establishing a protected internal foothold to organize and govern, presenting a credible alternative to the current regime. This strategy requires building a unified opposition, incentivizing defections, conducting an information campaign, and offering economic incentives for a successor government. The author suggests a deadline of January 2029 for these actions, emphasizing the need for a durable, Iranian-led enclave.

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  • Israel should use military and economic pressure to foster political change within Iran, according to an opinion piece.
  • The strategy involves helping Iran's opposition establish a protected internal foothold to organize and govern.
  • Key elements include unifying the opposition, encouraging defections, and an information campaign.
  • Protected territory is crucial for developing institutions, as seen in past opposition movements.
  • The author sets a deadline of January 2029 for Israel to implement this strategy.

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