Khamenei's Official X Account Posts Hebrew Message on October 7 Anniversary
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
Ali Khamenei's official X account posted a Hebrew message marking the anniversary of the October 7th massacre, calling it an "irreversible defeat" for Israel. The post, dated October 10, 2023, referenced his earlier speech denying Iran's direct role while praising the Hamas attack. Israelis responded with taunts to the message, which appeared eight months after Khamenei's elimination.
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- Ali Khamenei's official X account posted a Hebrew message about the October 7th anniversary.
- The post called the Hamas attack an "irreversible defeat" for Israel.
- The message was posted approximately eight months after Khamenei's elimination.
- Khamenei had previously denied Iran's direct role in the attack.
- Israelis responded to the post with taunts.
- The account previously posted in early January, before Khamenei's elimination.
Approximately eight months after his elimination, Ali Khamenei's official X account, in Hebrew, posted a message commemorating the anniversary of the October 7th massacre. The post stated that since the "Al-Aqsa Flood," the "occupying Zionist entity" has suffered an "irreversible defeat, both militarily and in terms of intelligence." The post was accompanied by the date October 10, 2023, the day Khamenei delivered his first public speech after the war began. In that speech, he denied Tehran's direct involvement in planning or executing the attack, while praising Hamas's assault as an "irreversible military and intelligence defeat for Israel." Khamenei has previously used his Hebrew X account to send threats and taunts to Israel, though the account has been less active than those in other languages like Persian. The previous post on this account was in early January, about two months before his elimination by Israel on the first day of Operation "Lion's Roar." Israelis responded to the recent post with taunts, including "Is there reception in hell?"
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