An Arabic-language channel linked to the Abu Saleh Desk posted a message Thursday evening claiming, according to unidentified Iranian channels, that the war with Israel would begin in 22 minutes and 15 seconds, only to immediately dismiss the claim as 'delusion.' The post fits the channel's pattern of cryptic warnings and taunts in recent weeks.
The Abu Saleh Desk, an Arabic-language the source known for psychological warfare posts targeting Israel, published a message Thursday evening claiming that the war with Israel would begin in 22 minutes and 15 seconds, citing 'Iranian channels that draw information from Israeli media.' The channel immediately appended the word 'delusion' (הזיה) to the message, signaling that the claim is not credible. The post fits a pattern of cryptic warnings, biblical-style threats, and countdowns that the channel has issued repeatedly in recent weeks. The Zioneer has previously reported on similar posts from the same source, though none have materialized into actual events. The source of the original claim remains unidentified, and the message appears intended as psychological warfare rather than a genuine intelligence warning.
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