Mossad's plan to topple Iran
The Israeli channel 13 revealed that Mossad had drafted secret plans to topple the Iranian regime, involving a major operation called "The Cat with the Shoe." This plan included supporting Kurdish fighters and opening a corridor for them into Iran, in an attempt to ignite popular protests against the regime. The scheme also involved a large-scale airstrike on Kurdish areas to clear the way for the Kurdish fighters, targeting a prominent Iranian figure believed to be a potential future leader—former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Although former Mossad chief David Barnea, along with U.S. agencies and Turkish authorities, opposed executing certain stages of the operation, Israel had started making moves and preparations since mid-last year. The United States, however, rejected the plan from the White House a few days into its implementation, due to objections from Turkey and American pressures. Israel and its alternative plans attempted to carry out other operations, but all of them failed or faced financial and political obstacles. The primary goal remains changing the Iranian regime through mobilizing the street and weakening the current government.
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