Iranian President Raisi said Israel has crossed red lines
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Israel has crossed red lines, which may lead to retaliatory measures, it says in a statement by the press service of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi on the social network H.
“The crimes of the Zionist regime have crossed red lines, which can force everyone to take action. Washington asks us not to do anything, but they continue to provide broad support to Israel,” the report said.
On October 26, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Mohammad Hassan Sheikh Ol-Islami on the sidelines of the high-level conference on Eurasian security in Minsk stated journalists that if the US strikes Iran and its associated infrastructure, the response will “beyond all imagination.” According to him, this is not the first time the United States has threatened the country, and Iran has already “got used to daily threats.” Ol-Islami stressed that measures to protect Palestinians must be taken by all countries, and added that Iran “has defended the rights of Palestinians for 30 years and will continue to do so.”
On October 7, the Gaza-based Palestinian group Hamas began hostilities against Israel. In response, the IDF launched Operation Iron Swords, with the military regularly carrying out strikes on the Gaza Strip. The Israeli government announced that the country had entered a state of war. 300,000 reservists were also mobilized.
On October 16, the first deputy head of Iran’s parliamentary commission on national security and foreign policy, Ebrahim Azizi, said that in the event of an Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip, “new battle fronts” could appear against the country. According to him, this is a “red line” for Iran. Azizi added that a war on several fronts “could lead to the fall of Israeli power and statehood.”
The Minister of Economy and Industry of the Jewish State, Neil Barkat, in turn, threatened to strike Iran if the Hezbollah group, supported by the Islamic Republic, opens a “second front.”
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