Pro-Iranian signs were reportedly placed in the Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City, according to a report. The report also noted the apparent contradiction of Gazans supporting Iran while Iran attacks Saudi Arabia and Jordan, and included a sarcastic request for a drone strike on the signs.
A report circulating on Monday night stated that pro-Iranian signs were placed in the Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City. The report, which carried a sarcastic tone, pointed out that while Iran continues to launch missiles at Saudi Arabia and Jordan, some Gazans publicly display support for Tehran. The author jokingly requested that a drone be sent to remove the signs. The claim comes from a single source and has not been independently verified. The incident is a minor symbolic act, but it highlights the ongoing divide between regional Arab states and the Iranian-backed axis.
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