Tehran Resident Describes Severe Hunger, Praises Netanyahu
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
A Tehran resident named Behnam described severe hunger and economic hardship in Iran, stating the situation is worse than in Somalia. He expressed hope that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would target Iran's leadership. Behnam claimed most Iranians love Israel and Israelis, sending them greetings and wishes for peace.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Tehran resident described severe hunger in Iran, worse than in Somalia.
- The resident stated that Iranians are skipping meals due to soaring food prices.
- He expressed hope that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu would target Iran's leadership.
- The resident claimed 90% of Iranians love Israel and Israelis.
- He sent greetings and wishes for peace to Israelis.
A Tehran resident named Behnam described the dire economic situation and severe hunger facing Iranians in an interview with Kan News on Sunday. "Life in Iran has become appalling and unbearable," he stated, adding that citizens are suffering from poverty and hunger as food prices soar daily. He explained that people are skipping meals to survive, stating, "The ayatollahs are destroying us." Behnam compared the current situation in Iran to World War I and II films, asserting that Afghanistan and even Somalia have better conditions and more food. He also noted that Iranians are no longer afraid of renewed war, as hunger is a greater fear. The resident expressed hope in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, believing he targets leaders rather than ordinary people. He claimed that ordinary Iranians follow Israeli elections and pray for Netanyahu's victory, hoping he will eliminate the ayatollahs and the Revolutionary Guard, allowing them to "breathe freely." Behnam expressed disappointment when Netanyahu did not receive enough votes, causing "mourning and sorrow" among the people. He called Netanyahu a "war expert, war artist, a true general" and stated that the Iranian people love him and Israelis. He conveyed that "90% of the Iranian people love Israel, Iranian Jews, and Israelis," sending warm greetings to Israelis and wishing them peace.