Iran's Shock Message To Israeli Voters On Netanyahu Ahead Of Crucial Poll | 'Whether You Kick...'

Iran has dismissed the significance of Israel’s election less than 24 hours before voters head to the polls, saying it makes “no difference” who ultimately leads the country. Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Israel’s political leadership had brought what he described as violence and killing to the region, arguing that Tehran sees little meaningful difference between the alternatives competing for power. The message comes as Benjamin Netanyahu has placed Iran prominently in the final days of his campaign. He has warned that Iran or its allies could attempt to disrupt the election and has portrayed Tehran as an existential security threat; Iran, meanwhile, has dismissed Netanyahu’s recent threats as “empty” and a sign of “desperation.” That creates a stark election-eve contrast: Netanyahu is telling Israelis that confronting Iran is central to the country’s future, while Tehran says whether Netanyahu stays or goes changes nothing in its view of Israel.

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