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The article discussed Israel's attempt to enlist former Iranian President Ahmadinejad in efforts to topple the Iranian regime and establish an alternative government, according to Israeli and American press reports. Although details about the operation remain scarce, reports suggest that Mossad has tried targeting Ahmadinejad for years through secret conferences and talks, aiming to destabilize the Iranian government and facilitate its overthrow. However, many Israeli intelligence reports, especially during 2024, indicated that the plan to dismantle the regime failed, as officials considered it unfeasible due to the size and resilience of Iranian institutions. Additionally, Netanyahu's desire to carry out on-the-ground military operations was met with opposition within security agencies, which argued that attempting to undermine a large structure with weak tools like Kurdish militias was akin to "trying to demolish a building with a pen." Ultimately, it became apparent that the Israeli aim was more to reduce the regime's ambitions of destabilization rather than directly overthrowing it. The entire operation was more complex than initial perceptions, and its success was largely ruled out.
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