Hebrew → English transcript

Let’s talk about the intelligence assessments.

Gili, so was it the case that the Mossad

exaggerated and did not deliver?

It was, we can say that.

The Mossad did in fact present plans

that were very, very significant

and at their end, whenever that would be,

this could lead to destabilizing the regime.

Now there is a question about the timetable,

but even before that, one thing is clear,

not all of these plans will actually be implemented.

There are many, many things that did not happen,

including some that may have been planned

for during the campaign,

and perhaps more important is what will happen

on the day this war ends.

From what I understand, in the plan

that Mossad chief Dadi Barnea actually presented

to Trump’s circle on that same visit

before the attack,

and apparently also to the cabinet

and other Israeli officials,

the main focus was on what would happen

after the war ends,

and the Mossad chief also said something like

this could take many months,

even a year, until this regime

is really destabilized to such an extent.

But the goal remained what it was,

to reignite those protests

that began in January,

were stopped, and there were those who thought

That could be renewed in the course of the war.

The truth is, very quickly they realized

that this would not happen.

In the end, this is an Israeli war aim,

only Israel is still speaking

in these terms,

including the prime minister in recent days,

to create the conditions to bring about

regime change.

Thank you very much, again.