Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesman for the Iranian parliament's Foreign Policy and National Security Committee, warned that the path to any agreement or understanding with the US must go through restraining Israel. In a post on X, Rezaei said the 'rabid Zionist dog' must be curbed or it will strike before any deal is sealed, according to Israeli media.
Ebrahim Rezaei, the hardline spokesman for the Iranian parliament's Foreign Policy and National Security Committee, published a new threat on X at 14:14 Jerusalem time, warning that Israel—which he called a 'rabid dog'—must be restrained or it will attack before any US-Iran agreement is finalized. The statement extends Rezaei's pattern of bellicose rhetoric; over the past week, he has issued multiple threats calling to 'educate the Zionist dog' and warning of 'harsher punishment' for Israel. As The Zioneer reported, Rezaei has also urged looking at 'the skies of the occupied territories tonight' and invoked the 'Dahiya doctrine' — a reference to Israel's 2006 bombing of Beirut's southern suburbs — suggesting that a future Iranian response could apply that equation more forcefully. The current post is consistent with Tehran's maximalist public posture amid ongoing nuclear talks with the US, though it does not announce any operational decision or imminent action.
2 developments
- DevelopingIranian official threatens Israel, calls to 'educate the Zionist dog'
- StrongIranian Knesset committee spokesman threatens: punishment of Israel is path to agreements
- DevelopingIranian official warns of 'harsher punishment' if Israel strikes Beirut again, says Tehran not in hurry to negotiate
- DevelopingIranian security committee spokesman warns: enemy must surrender at talks or on the battlefield
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