An open request from an Israeli journalist to the Prime Minister of Israel to provide practical and field support for the unrest in Iran has once again highlighted the dimensions of this regime’s media and security intervention in the internal affairs of the country.
Israeli actors — ranging from officials of the regime to Mossad elements and Israeli journalists — have expressed their support for fomenting tension in Iran over the past two days.
Now, one of the Israeli journalists, who has various connections with anti-revolutionary elements including Masih Alinejad and monarchists, has asked Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Israeli regime, to take practical action to bring about unrest in Iran.
Emily Schrader, who is among the Israeli journalists and commentators, in a tweet addressing Netanyahu wrote:
“As an Israeli citizen, I formally ask my government, led by Prime Minister Netanyahu, to immediately authorize the provision of practical, technical, logistical and even direct field support for the Iranian protesters who have put their lives at risk in the streets of Iran.”
This tweet has received negative reactions from Iranian users; a matter that clearly shows, in their view, the involvement of Mossad elements and the Israeli regime in Iran’s internal affairs.
Previously, Gila Gamliel, Israel’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, who has a record of serving as the Intelligence Minister of this regime and in recent years acted as a liaison of the regime with the Pahlavi family, had tried through a tweet to portray herself as a supporter of chaos.
By publishing the single word “Soon,” she spoke of this regime’s presence in Iran with support for Pahlavi — a topic that clearly shows this regime’s interference in Iran’s internal affairs.
These explicit positions and requests show that the project which is being introduced as a “people’s protest” in the eyes of its Zionist designers is nothing more than a tool for security and political pressure against Iran.
When a journalist, a former intelligence minister, and officials of an aggressive regime speak without any cover about “practical and field support”, there remains no doubt that the unrest scenario is being directed from the think-tanks of Mossad and its media allies.
Past experiences have also shown that the Iranian nation, with awareness, has turned any foreign interference into a factor for greater unity — and this time as well, the plot to stir unrest will fail before it even reaches the streets, in the face of public awareness.
From: Fars