Nadav Eyal
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first heard Jun 2026
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It's the Kurds in northern Syria that held those prisons.
And fought against the Islamic State.
And these prisons and prison camps in which Islamic State prisoners are held were held by the Kurds in northern Syria.
So this was an essential part of what Israel saw as its interest to prevent regional terrorism.
By the way, it was an interest not only for the Israelis, but also for the US and the West.
And when
And they complain, they complain in general about the West and complain about the United States and also about Israel.
Here, the idea was, as far as the Kurdish forces were concerned, that the disintegration of the Islamic Republic might lead to a change also in the border between Iraq and Iran, in the Kurdistan area, there, where, as you know, Kurds have some sort
Of an autonomy in Iraq these days.
But to begin with, I have to say that most experts around the world, when you speak to them about an invasion of Kurds that are Iraqi, actually, at least at the beginning, before they enter the country, in order to try and overthrow the Islamic Republic, it's sort of a a non-brainer.
And here we come to an amazing gap, Dan, between
What experts around the world, real experts of Iran, people I really value their opinion, but also experts in the military intelligence of Israel think about the plausibility of such a plan.
And between what the Mossad actually said, the Mossad had a very different notion as to not only the Kurds, but also Ahmadinejad.
It's just like day and night, uh black and white.
And I
As a journalist, we cannot reconcile between what the Mossad is saying is basically this is our field.
We know Iran.
We've worked Iran.
We're conducting specific checks, tests.
We feel the Iranian society, and we know what's plausible or less plausible more than the world's most renowned experts, because it's our job to expand the horizons of possibility.
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