Opposition leader Yair Golan said Monday that the idea of a Kurdish-led invasion toppling the Iranian regime is 'delusional' and unrealistic, according to ynet. The comment adds to the debate over Western policy toward Iran.
Yair Golan, a former IDF major general and head of the opposition Democrats party, described the idea of a Kurdish-led invasion to topple the Iranian regime as 'delusional' and unrealistic. The comment, reported by ynet, pushes back against a recurring theme in Israeli security discourse. Golan's remarks contribute to the broader debate over Iran policy, which has included calls from some Israeli politicians for regime change and ongoing discussions about the U.S. approach to Tehran.
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