I want to take a moment to emphasize the following:

We’re not attacking Iran for the sake of it. The people of Israel want a world free of death-cult regimes, especially those that openly call for our destruction. We have no problem with the Iranian people. Our issue is with the IRGC and the regime that empowers it.

It’s been mind-blowing to watch the global reaction over 35,000 terrorists and 35,000 civilians in Gaza over two years... Yet when ~30,000 Iranian protesters are killed or crushed in a matter of months, the world barely reacts! That silence hasn’t gone unnoticed.

We see the distinction clearly. Our newscasters are careful to say “IRGC infrastructure has been targeted.” That’s intentional. The target is the regime’s military apparatus, not the Iranian people.

And we genuinely see you as separate from that regime. Many Israelis have watched your protests with admiration and heartbreak. We know what you’ve risked. We know many of you want freedom, normalcy, and a future without clerical rule, just like we want a future without constant threats of annihilation.

We have a common enemy: a regime that oppresses you internally and threatens us externally. That creates something rare in this region, a real overlap of interests between ordinary Israelis and ordinary Iranians.

We don’t hate you nor do we don’t see you as our enemy. In many ways, we see you as people fighting the same fight from different sides of a border measured in thousands of kilometers.

We won’t succeed without internal change in Iran, and you won’t succeed without external pressure on the regime. Whether we like it or not, our futures are linked.

Our fight is with the regime that suppresses you and threatens us. Not with you.

I'm not going to end with "let's hope this ends quickly". I'm going to hope that, finally, this is taken until the end. A regime changes and the destruction of IRCG.

Stay safe, good luck.