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Iran posts chart of Israeli leaders it plans to kill

“I suggest to the Iranian dictator Khamenei that when he emerges from his bunker, he occasionally look up to the sky and listen carefully for any buzzing,” said Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz.

Iran posted a chart of senior Israeli politicians and military figures it intended to assassinate. Credit: Israel Katz/X.
Iran posted a chart of senior Israeli politicians and military figures it intended to assassinate. Credit: Israel Katz/X.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz posted to X on Monday a chart of senior Israeli officials Iran intends to assassinate.

Among those on the chart, published by Iran, are Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (listed as “criminal against humanity”), Katz (listed as “minister of terror”), former Israeli Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai (“the regime’s prison guard”), IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir (“leader of terror”), Israeli Air Force Commander Maj. Gen. Tomer Bar (“killer of children,” misspelled in the chart as “Tamer Bar”) and others, who were given similarly bombastic titles.

“Iran publishes the list of senior officials in Israel’s political and security leadership designated for elimination. I suggest to the Iranian dictator Khamenei that when he emerges from his bunker, he occasionally look up to the sky and listen carefully for any buzzing. The participants of the ‘Red Wedding’ are waiting for him there,” Katz wrote.

“Operation Red Wedding,” a reference to the HBO series, “Game of Thrones,” left much of Iran’s senior military staff dead in the opening hours of June’s 12-day Israel-Iran war.

Iran is still nursing its wounds from the war, dubbed “Operation Rising Lion” by Israel, which saw the destruction of most of the Islamic Republic’s nuclear and ballistic missile facilities.

According to Katz, the operation “took years of planning, intelligence gathering, and training. In recent months, our intelligence capabilities grew stronger. The plan became actionable.”

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