Mossad Chief Breaks Silence: Operations in Iran Won't End Until the Regime Falls

In a landmark speech on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, Mossad Director David Barnea declared that the agency's mission in Iran is far from over. Barnea revealed that Mossad operated in the "heart of Tehran" during the recent joint U.S.-Israeli strikes, providing critical intelligence to neutralize missile threats. He explicitly stated that Mossad’s responsibility will only end when the "extremist regime" is replaced, calling regime change "our mission".

The One-Year Forecast:

Mossad has reportedly informed U.S. and Israeli officials that while regime change is unlikely during active combat, the system is expected to collapse within one year after the war ends. This strategic outlook comes as Barnea prepares to hand over the leadership to General Roman Gofman this June.