Mossad Launches Farsi Channel To Undermine Iran Regime

Israel intensifies covert psychological operations against Iran, targeting civilians with Farsi broadcasts to foment unrest and identify internal regime opponents. This new channel complements recent lethal Israeli-U.S. strikes, escalating covert warfare inside Iran.

Israel has secretly launched a Farsi-language media channel under the Mossad’s direction aimed directly at Iranian citizens. This initiative intends to sow discord within Iranian society and identify dissidents willing to act against the Islamic Republic. The channel broadcasts messaging promising a ‘better future,’ seeking to weaken Tehran’s popular base.

This media offensive follows Israel and the United States conducting large-scale missile and drone strikes on Iranian military assets on February 28, targeting leadership structures and key facilities. While bombs hit hard, Israel’s intelligence services now wage a parallel campaign to undermine Iran from within.

Strategically, this represents a sharp escalation in hybrid warfare against Iran, adding information and psychological operations to kinetic attacks. It signals Israel’s intent to destabilize the Islamic Republic by eroding regime legitimacy domestically while continuing external military pressure.

The Farsi broadcasts aim specifically at triggering cracks in Iran’s social fabric, recruiting spies, and inciting civil unrest. This psychological front uses sophisticated messaging tailored to Iranian cultural and social dynamics, delivered through digital platforms difficult for Tehran to censor entirely.

The combined kinetic and information campaign risks intensifying Iran’s internal crisis and provoking harsher crackdowns, increasing regional instability. Analysts anticipate this dual approach could force Tehran to divert security resources internally while contesting ongoing Israeli pressure externally.