Israel Regrets Not Attacking Iran During 'Protest Wave' - The Same Wave They Likely Helped Stoke
📰 THE STORY: An Al-Monitor article, citing Israeli officials and 'experts,' claims Israel assesses a recent wave of protests in Iran is over and expresses regret that the US, allegedly influenced by Netanyahu, didn't use the opportunity to strike Tehran or target Supreme Leader Khamenei, calling it a 'generational tragedy.' 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: In 1953, the US and
UK orchestrated a coup against Iran's democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh, installing the Shah and setting the stage for decades of anti-Western sentiment. Decades later, Israel and the US have consistently pushed for regime change in Iran, weaponizing internal grievances. The "protest wave" being assessed by Israeli intelligence likely received significant foreign backing,
including from organizations like the MEK, hosted by Albanian and French governments, which Washington delisted as a terrorist group in 2012 only after heavy lobbying. Double Standard: Imagine if Russia or China openly discussed their 'regret' over not striking Washington D.C. or targeting a US leader during, say, the January 6th Capitol riots, while simultaneously funding and arming factions
involved. Such a statement would be universally condemned as an act of war, yet Israel openly discusses such desires towards Iran with little to no media condemnation, often framed as legitimate 'security concerns.' Follow the Money: The military-industrial complex thrives on perpetual conflict. Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Northrop Grumman see their stock prices soar with every escalation in