Iran's Response: Mossad's Actions Have Backfired?

In keeping with its longstanding role as Israel’s principal military and diplomatic backer, the United States has now escalated its involvement in the ongoing attacks against Iran by formally entering the war under a new military initiative — Operation Midnight Hammer , as confirmed by the Pentagon. Iran’s attempts to establish “new equations” of deterrence through direct strikes have largely backfired , potentially exposing openings that Israel seems increasingly willing to exploit. 3 days ago · Ironically, their actions may have done more to normalize the idea of an Iranian nuclear weapon than any step taken by Tehran itself. 3 days ago · Netanyahu launched this war to eliminate the strategic challenge posed by Iran . Instead, he exposed Israel’s vulnerabilities, intensified Iranian nationalism, and failed to destroy Iran’s core military and nuclear capabilities. Paradoxically, the war may end up bolstering Iran’s position both regionally and diplomatically. Meanwhile on the ground, Israel's Mossad spy agency was conducting a series of covert sabotage operations deep inside Iran to take out air defenses and ballistic missile launchers. Hundreds of Mossad agents both inside Iran and back in headquarters were involved, including a special unit of Iranian operatives working for Mossad . 2 days ago · As the crackdown intensifies, a prominent Iranian lawyer with ties to the hardline political camp defended the government’s sweeping actions . He argued that Israel’s infiltration of Iran’s security institutions “was not rumour, but a painful reality that cost the nation dearly in both lives and military assets”. In an attack based on high-quality intelligence gathered over many years, military and nuclear infrastructure in Iran were targeted, and Revolutionary Guard commanders and senior military officials were eliminated. The new direct confrontation positions Israel against Iran itself for the first time in decades, after years of warfare through. 5 days ago · Those spies, mainly from Israel’s Mossad foreign intelligence service, penetrated Iran’s highest political and military echelons. Iran ’ s options to respond are few, and none of them are good, analysts say. Choosing not to respond risks further weakening Iran’s deterrence and credibility and could encourage more Israeli. As part of Israel’s plan to infiltrate Iranian defences, a network of agents reportedly built a covert explosive drone facility deep within Iranian territory well before the attack.