Did Israel miscalculate in launching the war on Iran?
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Mossad chief David Barnea reportedly clashed over a failed plan to collapse the Iranian regime, according to Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper. In January, Barnea presented US officials with a plan for an insurrection after regime decapitation, but its approval was allegedly not secured by Netanyahu. Israeli army chief Eyal Zamir warned of potential military collapse due to manpower shortages. The war on Iran began one month ago, with Israel and the US conducting heavy bombardment and assassinations. Iran has responded with daily strikes against Israeli targets, causing damage to strategic sites such as Dimona's nuclear reactor and Haifa oil refinery. Israelis have been forced to frequently seek shelter in bomb shelters and saferooms due to ongoing attacks.
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AI-ExtractedIsraeli army chief Eyal Zamir warned the security cabinet that the military could “collapse in on itself”.
Iran has responded with daily strikes against Israeli targets.
Yossi Yehoshua detailed tensions between Netanyahu and Barnea regarding the failure of plans to collapse the Iranian regime.
Barnea presented US officials with a plan to induce a successful insurrection after regime decapitation.
Israel launched the war on Iran together with the US without a realistic political plan.
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