Netanyahu Secretly Met Higgsith: Ordered Mossad to Overthrow the Iranian Regime

Washington – Agencies: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he has directed the foreign intelligence agency Mossad, the military, and military intelligence to work toward the overthrow of the Iranian regime, asserting that Tehran is weaker than ever. Netanyahu stated that “there are indications that Iran and its allies may seek to challenge Israel ahead of the Israeli elections,” emphasizing that changing the Iranian regime has become a goal he is pursuing. He added that “the remaining period before the elections represents an opportunity to cooperate with U.S. President Donald Trump to address what he described as the Iranian threat.”

In a related development, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with the Israeli prime minister on Monday during an unannounced visit to Israel, according to Axios, citing two informed sources. The meeting comes amid ongoing U.S.-Israeli discussions about the possibility of resuming large-scale military operations against Iran. Axios reported that the meeting took place at Ovda Air Base, where U.S. refueling and fighter aircraft are stationed. The website added that Hegseth also met with U.S. forces at the base, citing an informed source.

For the second time in hours, Iran threatened to target U.S.-linked technological infrastructure in the region if attacks on it resume, a threat that includes undersea internet cables. Seven major internet cables pass under the Strait of Hormuz, serving as vital arteries for global communications, commercial data traffic, and internet connectivity. These cables carry a significant portion of internet and data traffic between Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Electronic payment infrastructure, digital government services, and regional communications rely heavily on them. The routes of these cables are concentrated more on the Omani side of the strait due to sanctions imposed on Iran.