Israel’s bold and strategic strikes against Iranian military sites on October 26 sent a clear message: the Jewish state will not hesitate to defend itself. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated confidently, “We can reach anywhere in Iran as needed.” This demonstration of Israel’s military capabilities underscores a deep-rooted resilience and commitment to safeguarding its people.

Yet, the situation is far from over. Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has reportedly ordered a reprisal attack, signaling a potential escalation in the conflict. According to various news sources, Khamenei’s directive came after he was briefed on the damage Israel's strikes inflicted. Though Iran publicly downplayed the impact, admitting only to four casualties and minimal damage, sources within the country tell a different story. It’s clear that Israel’s targeted actions disrupted significant military assets, including radar sites and missile...

As tensions continue to rise between Israel and Iran, the possibility of regime change in Tehran is becoming more than just a distant hope—it may soon be a reality. According to a Fox News report by Benjamin Weinthal, internal strife, fueled by oppressed minority groups within Iran, and escalating external military threats are putting immense pressure on the Iranian regime.

Israel’s recent precision strikes on Iranian targets—using advanced U.S.-made F-35 stealth fighters—have demonstrated Israel’s unmatched military capabilities and its readiness to defend itself against existential threats. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has even hinted that regime change in Tehran is on the horizon.

But it’s not just Israel’s external actions that could destabilize the regime. Himdad Mustafa, an expert on Iranian and Kurdish affairs for the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), explains that minority groups within Iran—like...