Mossad chief predicted Iran regime could fall but uprising hasn't happened

According to reports, Mossad chief David Barnea told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the recent war that he believed Iran's regime could be toppled, predicting it might happen within a year. The Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency, had reportedly built a network of spies in Iran over two decades.

Netanyahu is said to be frustrated because the promised popular uprising in Iran has not materialized weeks into the war. Some reports suggest the Mossad's plan for an Iranian uprising has yet to happen, and other reports are now focusing on Barnea over this narrative of potential regime change.