Reports have emerged alleging that Israel’s Mossad, under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is planning a coordinated operation to overthrow the Iranian regime.
The alleged plan reportedly involves collaboration with Kurdish forces and aims to destabilize Tehran’s leadership structure.
While the details remain unconfirmed by official channels, the disclosure has intensified scrutiny on Israel’s strategic posture in the region.
The allegations come amid heightened tensions between Gulf states and Iran, with shipping risks persisting in key waterways.
Markets are reacting to the potential for a broader conflict, which could disrupt energy supplies and exacerbate existing geopolitical fractures.
The narrative of regime change echoes historical interventions that have often led to prolonged instability, raising questions about the feasibility and consequences of such a strategy.