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- Mossad chief David Barnea proposed a plan to incite opposition within Iran, aiming for regime change.
- He presented it to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and to U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration officials.
- Doubts about its effectiveness persisted.
- Three weeks into the conflict, no uprising has occurred.
- Intelligence assessments indicate the Iranian government is weakened but intact, with fear hindering rebellion and cross-border actions by ethnic militias.
