Israel launched significant attacks on Iran, targeting high-ranking military officials, aiming for regime change. While Israel hopes this will trigger a popular uprising, it's a high-stakes gamble. There's no guarantee of a successful uprising, and even if one occurs, the outcome is uncertain. Iran retaliated with missile strikes, escalating tensions. Several opposition groups exist, but their fragmented nature and lack of clear leadership hinder their potential to capitalize on the situation. The success of Israel's strategy remains highly questionable.

Prepared by Rachel Morgan and reviewed by editorial team.