ארצות הברית מנהלת משחק חשאי להפלת המשטר האיראני מבפנים

הערכה

A retired Israeli general argues that U.S. policy toward Iran operates on two tracks: a visible one of economic pressure and dialogue, and a hidden one aimed at internal regime change. The claim suggests Washington is deliberately appearing passive while working to destabilize the Iranian government from within. The key question is whether this dual strategy can succeed where overt pressure has failed, and what signs of covert action might emerge.