Internal Divisions Emerge in US and Israel After Iran Aggression

Recent developments suggest that the consequences of the US-Israeli aggression on Iran are leading to internal strains within both regimes. In Israel, the resignation of two key Mossad members, who played significant roles in directing operations during the 12-Day War and the Ramadan War against Iran, as well as in Gaza, Lebanon, Yemen, and Syria, highlights deep divisions within the Israeli intelligence and security apparatus. These individuals, involved in designing and planning operations, have stepped down, reportedly refusing to accept the harsh policies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some extremist elements of his cabinet. The resignations, despite potential consequences, underscore the seriousness of the differences. As Israeli internal elections approach, these gaps may widen, with some officials distancing themselves from Netanyahu to present a more acceptable image, potentially as candidates or supporters of other candidates. This trend, initially visible in intelligence and security fields, may extend to military commanders entering the political arena, complicating the regime's internal conditions.

In the United States, alongside serious economic and social problems, including rising energy prices and widening social divides, reports in military and intelligence fields are proving costly for President Donald Trump and his administration. Notably, the reduction in Patriot system reserves, their extensive use during the aggression against Iran, and damage to some missiles and equipment, with difficulty in replacement, could impose heavy costs. Western and Arab media have published numerous articles and even cartoons depicting the US military situation and Trump administration's problems. The Supreme Leader of Iran's message about America's desperation is now viewed from various angles. Trump's retreats, focus on domestic issues, efforts to convince Congress, and requests for more funding to repair and replace military equipment indicate significant consequences of the war. Reports also mention casualties among American military officers and dissatisfaction among forces in the region, including in Jordan and Syria, which could become another serious challenge for the US government.

Overall, these developments within the US and the Zionist regime indicate the heavy consequences of the war and the lack of expected achievements for both. As elections approach in both countries, these issues are likely to become more prominent, with new developments and news expected. Recent victories of figures critical of US and Israeli policies in local US elections suggest that political consequences may become more apparent. The poor performance of the US and Israel in this war could have greater political repercussions for Washington and Tel Aviv in the future. According to Mehr News Agency, these observations reflect the growing desperation of the aggressors.