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Iranian Official Threatens Israel With Infrastructure Map

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Iran Parliament Member Threatens Israel, Publishes Strike Map

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Iranian Parliament member Ebrahim Azizi threatened Israel with making it uninhabitable within an hour if it makes a mistake. He published a map on X showing potential strike targets, including critical infrastructure like desalination plants and defense complexes. The map highlighted areas near Haifa, Hadera, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and Tel Aviv, as well as the Negev Nuclear Research Center. The threat was reported by Channel 14, citing the Iranian parliamentary security committee.

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  • Iranian MP Ebrahim Azizi threatened Israel with making it uninhabitable in under an hour.
  • Azizi published a map on X showing potential Israeli targets for strikes.
  • The map included critical infrastructure like desalination plants and defense complexes.
  • Potential targets were located near major Israeli cities and industrial zones.
  • The Negev Nuclear Research Center near Dimona was also marked on the map.

An Iranian parliamentarian has issued a direct threat against Israel, warning that "one mistake by the Zionist regime will lead to Israel becoming uninhabitable in less than an hour." Ebrahim Azizi, Chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee of the Iranian Parliament, also published a map on social media platform X, detailing critical strategic infrastructure across Israel. The infographic highlights potential targets within the energy, water, transportation, and industrial sectors, as well as major defense complexes. Specific attention was given to desalination plants, power stations, fuel terminals, and bridges, many located near densely populated urban and industrial areas. The map also marks the Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center near Dimona. The information was reported by Channel 14, citing the Iranian parliamentary security committee.

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