Iran’s Revolutionary Guards issue death threat for Israel’s Netanyahu

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Before the threat, US President Donald Trump said Tehran wanted ‘to make a deal, I don’t want to because the terms aren’t good enough yet’

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Iran’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has threatened Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with death, in a statement published on Sunday by Iran’s Fars and IRNA news agencies.

Netanyahu would be pursued and killed, the IRGC statement said.

The announcement followed mutual overnight attacks in the war between Iran, Israel and the United States.

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The current round of hostilities began when Israel and the US launched a large-scale offensive against Iran on February 28.

Tehran has retaliated with strikes against Israel as well as Gulf states allied with Washington.

Heavy rain falls over tents sheltering people displaced by Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon on Sunday. Photo: AP
Heavy rain falls over tents sheltering people displaced by Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon on Sunday. Photo: AP

Iran’s top diplomat said his country is ready to consider any proposal that includes “a complete end” to the US-Israel war on the Islamic Republic, according to an interview with an Arab daily.

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