Khamenei's Hebrew X Account Posts on 7 October Anniversary, Angers Israelis
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS Arabic by baba
The official X account of the late former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei posted a Hebrew message marking the anniversary of the October 7th attack, calling it an irreversible defeat for Israel. The post, dated October 10, 2023, drew sharp, sarcastic responses from Israelis. Khamenei had previously denied Iran's involvement in the attack while praising Hamas, and his account had been used for threats against Israel.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ali Khamenei's official X account posted a Hebrew message on the October 7th anniversary.
- The post described the October 7th attack as an irreversible military and intelligence defeat for Israel.
- The message was dated October 10, 2023, the day of Khamenei's first speech after the war began.
- Israelis responded sarcastically to the post, with one comment asking about 'coverage in hell'.
- Khamenei had previously denied Iran's direct role in the attack while praising Hamas.
The official X account attributed to the late former Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, posted a message in Hebrew commemorating the anniversary of the October 7th attack. The post, dated October 10, 2023, stated that since the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, the "Zionist occupation entity" has suffered an irreversible military and intelligence defeat. This date also marks Khamenei's first public speech after the war began, during which he denied Tehran's direct involvement in planning or executing the attack while praising Hamas's actions as an "unreformable military and intelligence defeat for Israel." The account, which has previously posted threats and taunts in Hebrew, was less active than its Persian counterpart. The last previous post was in early January, about two months before Khamenei's alleged assassination by Israel on the first day of "Operation Lion's Roar." The Hebrew post has sparked widespread reactions from Israelis, who responded with sarcastic and sharp comments, including one asking, "Is there coverage in hell?"
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