Eisenkot: Toppling the Iranian regime is not an achievable goal, and an Israeli dispute over its feasibility

The first and second sources focused on Eisenkot's statements themselves, with the second adding details of the Army Radio interview, his description of the assassination as "correct and justified," and the context of Netanyahu's announced desire to topple the Iranian regime, while the third source focused on an internal Israeli disagreement over the feasibility of toppling the Iranian regime by force without naming its parties.

• Anadolu Ajansı It led with Eisenkot's statement that toppling the regime in Iran is not an achievable goal and that making it a goal in the recent operation was a mistake, cited his endorsement of assassinating Ali Khamenei, and placed this in the context of continued tension between Washington and Tehran amid a US-Israeli war on Iran, without mentioning the Army Radio interview or Netanyahu's statement.
• samanews.ps It presented Eisenkot's statements as a surprise to Israel, attributed them to remarks to Army Radio, quoted his description of Khamenei's assassination as "correct and justified," and added the context of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's announced desire to topple the Iranian regime.
• ميدل ايست اونلاين It limited itself to the existence of a disagreement inside Israel over the feasibility of toppling the Iranian regime by force amid continued confrontation and tension between Israel and Iran, without further details on the parties to the disagreement or its circumstances or Eisenkot's statements.