The former Iranian President was injured on the first day of the war following an Israeli attack and, after that episode, he lost confidence in the idea of ​​regime change.

Laughter and more laughter on the MS NOW program on Wednesday last week. Why? Donald Trump and Israeli officials have reportedly considered a plan to relocate Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in power in Iran. But he was injured on the first day of the war… in attacks by the USA and Israel.

Information about the desired relocation was provided by , which described the initiative as an “audacious” plan developed by Israel and on which Ahmadinejad would have been consulted. But, according to the newspaper, The operation quickly went wrong.

The former Iranian President was injured on the first day of the war, following an Israeli attack intended to free him from house arrest and, after that episode, he lost confidence in the idea of ​​regime change.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, one of the program’s presenters, took advantage of the report to joke about the alleged strategy. He suggested, in a sarcastic tone, that Ahmadinejad ended up emerging as the “moderate” figure in the plan, before almost being killed by an Israeli attack.

The comment provoked laughter from John Heilemann, the program’s regular commentator. And Scarborough even compared the situation to an episode of the cartoon South Parkwho frequently ‘makes fun’ of Donald Trump.

It recalls it and points to the doubts that the case raised, since Ahmadinejad was for years “one of the main symbols of anti-Israel discourse in the world”. Ahmadinejad and his allies have not commented on the allegations and his whereabouts remain unknown.

The former Iranian President was injured on the first day of the war following an Israeli attack and, after that episode, he lost confidence in the idea of ​​regime change.

Laughter and more laughter on the MS NOW program on Wednesday last week. Why? Donald Trump and Israeli officials have reportedly considered a plan to relocate Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in power in Iran. But he was injured on the first day of the war… in attacks by the USA and Israel.

Information about the desired relocation was provided by , which described the initiative as an “audacious” plan developed by Israel and on which Ahmadinejad would have been consulted. But, according to the newspaper, The operation quickly went wrong.

The former Iranian President was injured on the first day of the war, following an Israeli attack intended to free him from house arrest and, after that episode, he lost confidence in the idea of ​​regime change.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, one of the program’s presenters, took advantage of the report to joke about the alleged strategy. He suggested, in a sarcastic tone, that Ahmadinejad ended up emerging as the “moderate” figure in the plan, before almost being killed by an Israeli attack.

The comment provoked laughter from John Heilemann, the program’s regular commentator. And Scarborough even compared the situation to an episode of the cartoon South Parkwho frequently ‘makes fun’ of Donald Trump.

It recalls it and points to the doubts that the case raised, since Ahmadinejad was for years “one of the main symbols of anti-Israel discourse in the world”. Ahmadinejad and his allies have not commented on the allegations and his whereabouts remain unknown.