“Israel” Fears Iran May Target Senior Officials Abroad

Local Editor

Once again, the fear of Iran governs the apartheid “Israeli” entity’s military establishment.
According to reports, “Israel's” security officials are concerned that Iran might try to target senior officials while they are abroad.

On Monday, “Israel” News Company reported that the director of the Shin Bet security services, Nadav Argaman, met last week with former Prime Minister Ehud Barak to discuss his personal security.

Such a visit is highly unusual and the news channel suggested the reason might be a concrete threat made against the “Israeli” official.

Barak was recently in France and got entangled in a Twitter war with the Zionist entity’s premiere Benjamin Netanyahu. 

He suggested Netanyahu might be beheaded in the near future due to corruption— similar to the last French king. In response, Netanyahu claimed Barak "lost it."

In recent months, “Israel” launched a series of attacks targeted Iranian military advisers in Syria.

Tehran has repeatedly vowed revenge to “Israel” after the T-4 army base in Syria was struck in an air raid on April 9, martyring at least seven members of the IRGC.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team