Iran's opposition groups are at a critical juncture amid military tensions, yet remain divided and hesitant to mobilize. Reza Pahlavi sees a 'historic opportunity' for regime change, while Israeli strikes create fear among civilians. Activists express reluctance to protest, citing safety concerns. The MEK and NCRI represent external opposition, but internal support for these groups is uncertain. Historical protests highlight a complex relationship with the regime, with calls for reform rather than outright overthrow. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)