Yair Golan Calls Khamenei Assassination a Mistake, Not Serving Israel's Interests
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Yair Golan, chairman of 'The Democrats,' stated that assassinating Iranian leader Ali Khamenei would have been a mistake, not serving Israel's interests. Golan, 86, suggested that an elderly leader offers a certain advantage. His comments were called provocative by the source.
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- Yair Golan called the assassination of Ali Khamenei a mistake that doesn't serve Israel's interests.
- Golan, chairman of 'The Democrats,' believes an elderly leader offers a certain advantage.
- The 86-year-old Khamenei was the leader of the Iranian terror regime.
- Golan's remarks were described as provocative and disconnected.
Yair Golan, chairman of the Israeli political party 'The Democrats,' stated that the assassination of Iranian regime leader Ali Khamenei would have been a mistake. Golan clarified that his view was not due to Khamenei deserving to live, but rather because such an action would not serve Israel's interests. He argued that having an elderly and long-serving leader, like the 86-year-old Khamenei, presents a certain advantage.
Golan's remarks were described as provocative and disconnected by the source.
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