Iran's Khamenei Tweets From 'Hell' in Hebrew on Anniversary of Massacre
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted a message in Hebrew on X, formerly Twitter, on the anniversary of the 1988 executions of political prisoners. The tweet, from the @Khamenei_Heb account, stated that "oppressors" responsible for the "massacre" would be cursed from hell. The account uses Hebrew to reach an Israeli audience with messages critical of Israel and supportive of Iran's regional allies.
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- Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted a message in Hebrew on X on the anniversary of the 1988 executions.
- The tweet stated that "oppressors" responsible for the "massacre" would be cursed from hell.
- The message was posted from the @Khamenei_Heb account, which targets an Israeli audience.
- The 1988 event is referred to by the Iranian regime as a "massacre" of "counter-revolutionaries."
- The account frequently posts messages critical of Israel and supportive of Iran's regional allies.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted a message in Hebrew on the social media platform X, formerly Twitter, on the anniversary of what he termed a "massacre." The tweet, originating from the account @Khamenei_Heb, stated, "The oppressors who ordered the massacre of our people will be cursed by God from hell." The message was posted on the anniversary of the 1988 executions of thousands of political prisoners in Iran, an event often referred to by the regime as a "massacre" of "counter-revolutionaries." The account, which uses Hebrew to target an Israeli audience, has previously posted messages critical of Israel and supportive of Iran's regional allies. This particular tweet appears to be a direct reference to the 1988 events, framing them as a divine retribution against those responsible.
