Ghulan: Killing Khamenei Harmed Israel
The leader of the Israeli Democratic Party, Yair Golan, considered the assassination of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei a strategic mistake, as it led to the strengthening of the most hardline factions within Iran's leadership instead of serving Israel's objectives. He clarified that killing Khamenei the father allowed more violent factions to expand their influence, and that having an experienced Iranian leadership provided certain advantages. He pointed out that the assassination of Moktabi Khamenei, his successor, may have been influenced by more hardline security factions, and that the long-term results were counterproductive. Golan also criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that overthrowing the Iranian regime is an unrealistic goal, and that Operation "Lion's Roar" weakened Israel's strategic position despite its military achievements, warning that there is no clear diplomatic strategy to translate these gains into sustainable results.
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