“We understand you’re in a difficult situation, under pressure from your regime,” the message read. “In recent days, we’ve received messages from those close to us who fear an uncertain future.” The statement alleged that Iranian security officials have reached out to Israel to avoid becoming ‘the next Gaza or Lebanon.’ The IDF clarified: “We are not the address for such requests, contact Mossad directly.”
A secure link to Mossad was attached, along with a warning to use encrypted channels (VPN). This comes as paranoia within Iran reaches new levels. Iranian authorities have arrested dozens of citizens on suspicion of espionage or “psychological sabotage,” accusing them of supporting Israel online or spreading dissent. Just in Tehran, 28 people have been arrested for alleged cooperation with Israeli intelligence. In Esfahan, where a nuclear facility was reportedly targeted, 60 individuals were detained. One detainee, arrested two years ago, was publicly executed earlier this week, in what observers believe was meant as a warning to potential collaborators. (Read More)
