Iranain general warns Netanyahu of prison time

Iranain general warns Netanyahu of prison time

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A senior Iranian officer warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday that he was about to be sent to prison for many years if he continues fighting terrorism and threatening to launch a war against the Gaza Strip. Mohammad Razeh Nakdi reacted to the Israeli leader's statement that Hamas should be removed from power in Gaza.

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here we go it's not a very big story but looks like it's gonna hit the fan for netanyahu maybe we're seeing the beginning of armageddon rapidly approaching us with all the worldly events happening ,uprisings
,strange weather, the third temple being built,Elenin comming this way
guess we'll all see soon !

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reply to post by WeAreNothingWithoutGOD


Those pesky Iranians have a warp sense of humour

reply to post by bluemirage5

tell me about it

there ought to be an old adage for something like this.

play the right cards at the wrong time and you flush the house.

lol.

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kinda wondered in the back of my mind if that's what they were up to

Correct me if i'm wrong, but the way i understand this is that he could be sentenced to prison in Iran for war crimes or similar. This would only mean that if he entered Iran or some country that cooperates with them, he would be sent to jail.

Nothing wrong with that.

Originally posted by WeAreNothingWithoutGOD

A senior Iranian officer warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday that he was about to be sent to prison for many years if he continues fighting terrorism and threatening to launch a war against the Gaza Strip. Mohammad Razeh Nakdi reacted to the Israeli leader's statement that Hamas should be removed from power in Gaza.

Is it me, or doesn't it seem highly unlikely that "fighting terrorism" is a "crime?" And given that, doesn't it seem this was written by the author to appease the bias of a selected audience? Why would the editor allow this article to be written this way? At first he cites an "unnamed" senior Iranian officer; then in the following sentence refers to Mohammad Razeh Nakdi (A senior revolutionary Guard Intelligence Officer)... which is kind of ham-handed....

I hate to point out the obvious, but this is propaganda.