As bombing continues, Israel’s war aim in Iran becomes clear: Regime change
Damage to historical sites in Iran raises alarm about war’s impact on protected places
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Israel's military operation against Iran is aimed at regime change, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who called on Iranians to overthrow their government after the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The US-Israel joint attack has already killed over 555 people in Iran, including 180 at a girls' school. Netanyahu's comments suggest that Israel seeks regime change from within, but it is unclear how invested Israeli officials are in ensuring a smooth transition. Many Iranians have taken to the streets in protests, united by their opposition to the government. The operation has sparked widespread violence and unrest in Iran. The Israeli government's policy on regime change in Iran appears to be a longstanding goal.
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AI-ExtractedNetanyahu called on Iranians to overthrow the regime.
US-Israeli air strikes have killed more than 555 people in Iran.
Israel aims for regime change in Iran.
Israeli officials want to see regime change in Iran.
Many Iranians are united only in their hostility to the government.
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