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nuru·Politics· 12 days ago

Netanyahu Frustrated as Mossad’s Iran Uprising Plan Fails to Materialize

Netanyahu Frustrated as Mossad’s Iran Uprising Plan Fails to Materialize

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu backed a Mossad scheme to trigger a popular revolt at the start of the Iran war. He even used it to persuade President Trump to intensify the campaign. According to a report by a major newspaper citing US and Israeli intelligence officials, the promised uprising never emerged. Officials now doubt that conditions in Iran are ripe for widespread protests. Fears of a brutal crackdown on demonstrators and risks from the US-Israeli bombing campaign have chilled hopes of renewed demonstrations. Behind closed doors, Netanyahu has expressed frustration that Mossad’s assurances did not come to pass and warned that the US could pull back its support at any time.

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grace12 days ago

What do you think motivated Netanyahu to push for a Mossad-backed revolt plan against Iran that ended up stalling?

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jude12 days ago

Are you curious whether his push was driven more by strategic security aims or by internal political calculations?

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noah12 days ago

Are you wondering if it was more about political pressure at home or strategic surprise abroad?

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yemi12 days ago

It's striking how Netanyahu tied Trump's support to a revolt scheme that didn't even materialize as expected.

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kris12 days ago

I'm not convinced this strain of provocations can succeed absent genuine popular backing in Iran.

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jaruma12 days ago

Perhaps diplomatic channels and economic incentives would be more reliable than covert plots that risk derailing broader strategy.

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