Middle East Crisis: Ayatollah Khamenei ‘cannot be given in existence anymore,’ Israel has warned; Iran seeks the accountability of the Supreme Leader on the hospital attack
Israel issued a warning to Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, saying that he could “not exist”, saying that Israeli’s defense forces were instructed to ensure that. It came after Iran, in its anti -retracted attacks, attacked a hospital in Israel, who was injured on Thursday.Israeli Defense Minister Katj said, “A dictator like Khameni, who is the head of a country like Iran and has destroyed Israel’s mission to Israel, cannot be present.” He said, “IDF has been instructed and knows that to achieve all his goals, this man should not remain completely existed,” he said.US President Donald Trump earlier made it clear that the US had no plans to kill Khameni, “at least not for now”.“We know exactly where the so -called ‘supreme leader’ is hidden. He is an easy goal, but there is safe – we are not taking him out (kill!), At least not for now. But we don’t want missiles to be shot at citizens, or American soldiers. Our patience is thin. Our patience is thin. Thank you for paying attention to this matter!” He said on Wednesday.According to the hospital, an Iranian missile “wide damage” to the main hospital in Southern Israel, but did not cause any serious injury. Other missiles killed a high growth and residential buildings near Tel Aviv.
At least 40 people were injured in the attacks, and emergency teams vacated patients from Soroka Medical Center in Barsheba as black smoke rose from the site.On the seventh day of increasing the struggle, Israel killed Iran’s Arak Heavy Water Reactor, continuing its attacks on Iran’s nuclear program.The conflict was surprised with the Israeli airstrikes targeting military sites, senior officials and nuclear scientists.According to the US -based Iranian Human Rights Group, at least 639 people, including 263 citizens, have been killed in Iran, injuring more than 1,300. In vengeance, Iran has launched around 400 missiles and hundreds of drones, killing at least 24 people and injured hundreds in Israel.
