Iran Dismisses Israeli Elections as 'Race to Commit More Crimes'
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Ismail Qaani, dismissed upcoming Israeli elections as a "race to commit more crimes." He stated Iran does not recognize the elections' validity and that the leadership outcome is irrelevant. Qaani characterized Israel's political rivalries as a competition to commit further atrocities, citing a history of "killing and genocide."
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- Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson called Israeli elections a 'race to commit more crimes'.
- Ismail Qaani stated Iran does not recognize the validity of the Israeli elections.
- The outcome of the Israeli elections is irrelevant to Iran, according to Qaani.
- Qaani characterized Israel's political rivalries as a competition to commit further atrocities.
- The spokesperson cited Israel's history as bringing only 'killing and genocide'.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Ismail Qaani, stated that the upcoming Israeli elections are a "race to commit more crimes." Qaani asserted that Iran does not recognize the validity of the elections and that the outcome is irrelevant to Tehran, as the entity leading Israel has brought nothing but "killing and genocide."
Qaani made these remarks in reference to the elections scheduled to take place in Israel. He characterized the political rivalries within Israel as a competition to perpetrate further atrocities. The spokesperson emphasized that regardless of who emerges as the leader of Israel, the country's actions have historically been characterized by violence and mass killings from Iran's perspective.
