"The Iranians emphasized that a desired regime change could only come from an internal struggle by the Iranian people. They listed two possibilities for such a development: the aging Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and the potential for a renewed nuclear deal with the US."
"Although both the Iranians and the Israelis would like to see regime change in Iran, they all agreed that a war initiated by external forces was not and could not be the way to achieve that goal."
A recent Iranian-Israeli dialogue forum revealed shared opposition to both the Iranian regime and Netanyahu's government. Participants agreed that external military intervention would not lead to desired regime change in Iran. They emphasized that change must come from within, citing the potential for a more pragmatic successor to Khamenei and the importance of a renewed nuclear deal with the US to foster a middle class in Iran, which could drive internal reform.
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