Iran vows to ‘level Tel Aviv to the ground’ and KILL Netanyahu if he carries out his threat to attack the country after Israel shot down an Iranian drone in its airspace
Official said Tehran would attack Israel if they make the ‘slightest unwise move
Mohsen Rezaee said Iran would ‘level Tel Aviv to the ground’ and kill Netanyahu
Netanyahu said he had ‘a message to the tyrants of Tehran’ during Munich event
The PM slammed Iran for allegedly flying a drone over Israel’s airspace last week
He also brandished chunk of metal which he called ‘a piece of that Iranian drone’
By SARA MALM
DAILYMAIL.COM20 February 2018
Iran has threatened to raze Tel Aviv to the ground and kill Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if Israel makes ‘the slightest unwise move’ against the country.
The explicit threat came after Netanyahu warned that Israel would ‘act against Iran itself’ if the country continued to invade their airspace, something which Tehran denies.
The Israeli leader took to the stage during the Munich Security Conference last week, brandishing what he claimed to be a part of an Iranian drone.
Saying he had ‘a message to the tyrants of Tehran’, Prime Minister Netanyahu warned: ‘Do not test Israel’s resolve.’
‘We will act if necessary, not just against Iran’s proxies that are attacking us but against Iran itself.’
In response, Mohsen Rezaee, secretary of Iran’s Expediency Discernment Council, an assembly appointed by Supreme Leader Atatolla Khamenei which supervises the government, made similar promises of military action.
However, he took it one step further, and made an explicit threat against Netanyahu’s life.
‘About Netanyahu’s unwise words, I should say that if they carry out the slightest unwise move against Iran, we will level Tel Aviv to the ground,’ Rezaee told al-Manar TV according to Times of Israel.
Rezaei added that Tehran ‘will not give Netanyahu any opportunity to flee.’
The drone Israel claims belonged to Tehran was shot down on February 10 after it entered the country from Syria.
Israel responded with a raid on what Tel Aviv claims were the Iranian control systems for the craft in Syria.
Tehran has denied that the drone belonged to Iran.
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