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Kikar HaShabbatWorld

Iranian Regime Celebrates Death of Pro-Israel US Senator Lindsey Graham

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 11 newsrooms covering

US Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent pro-Israel figure, died suddenly at 71, prompting mourning in Israel and the US but celebrations by Iran's regime, which viewed him as an adversary. Iranian state media openly rejoiced, reflecting deep hostility towards Graham's policies against Iran.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Senator Lindsey Graham died suddenly at age 71 after a brief illness.
  • Israeli PM Netanyahu called Graham a great friend and ally of Israel.
  • Graham was known for his tough stance against Iran and support for sanctions.
  • Iranian state media celebrated Graham's death with a congratulatory broadcast.
  • Iranian regime supporters claimed credit for his death on social media.
  • Graham backed Trump's strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and opposed Iran's missile program.
Iranian Regime Celebrates Death of Pro-Israel US Senator Lindsey Graham
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The sudden death of Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, a staunch supporter of Israel and a key figure in American foreign policy, has elicited starkly contrasting reactions across the globe. Graham, 71, passed away after a brief illness, shocking both Jerusalem and Washington, where leaders mourned his passing. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu eulogized Graham as a "great friend of Israel" and a "dear friend," highlighting his lifelong dedication to strengthening the alliance between the two nations and standing with the free world.

In sharp contrast, the Iranian regime openly celebrated Graham's death. The official Iranian news network IRIB broadcast a segment featuring a smiling presenter who congratulated the Iranian people on the senator's passing, referring to him as a "war-loving and anti-Iranian" figure. This hostile reaction reflects the deep animosity the regime held towards Graham, who consistently advocated for harsher sanctions and isolation of Iran, opposed its nuclear and missile programs, and supported President Donald Trump's decision to strike Iranian nuclear sites last year.

Supporters of the Islamic regime also attempted to claim credit for Graham's death on social media, while state media portrayed him as a proponent of death and destruction. Graham's death thus not only marks the loss of a prominent US political figure but also highlights the intense geopolitical tensions surrounding US-Iran relations and the broader Middle East conflict.

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