Senior 'Israeli' official says Iran will not surrender
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- Top 'Israeli' official says Iran unlikely to surrender despite military pressure.
- US-'Israeli' strikes nearing military objectives; focus shifts to destabilizing Iran’s leadership.
A senior 'Israeli' official told The Washington Post that Iran is unlikely to surrender despite ongoing military pressure from US and 'Israeli' strikes.
The official expressed growing concern over the rising cost of the conflict and questioned whether it is in their interest to pursue actions aimed at toppling the Iranian regime. “We are not sure that fighting to overthrow the Iranian system is in our interest,” the official said.
Military Campaign Nears Goals
The US-'Israeli' air campaign is reportedly approaching its military objectives, though the official cautioned that Iran may only signal willingness to consider a ceasefire under terms dictated by Washington.
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The official emphasized that the next phase of operations aims to destabilize the Iranian government rather than replace it. “We see no one capable of taking over the system in Iran,” the official added.
Strategic Outlook
Analysts note that the approach suggests a shift from direct regime change toward pressure and containment, with the goal of creating internal instability that could allow political changes over time.
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The official’s comments highlight the delicate balance for Washington and 'Israel' between achieving military objectives and avoiding a broader escalation in the region.
