Bennett implicitly referred to the assassination in Tehran: "To this day, Iran itself has gained immunity, but it is over."

At a cabinet meeting, the prime minister said that to date, Iran has not itself been punished for its counter-terrorism, but that has changed. Will bear the full price "

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29/05/2022

Sunday, 29 May 2022, 13:36 Updated: 13:59

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In the video: Bennett refers to the US intention to remove the Revolutionary Guards from the list of terrorist organizations (Photo: Roni Kanfo)

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett today (Sunday) implicitly referred to the assassination of the Revolutionary Guards officer, attributed to Israel, and said that to date Iran has not itself been punished for the terror it perpetrates, but "the era of the Iranian regime's immunity is over."

"For many years the Iranian regime has been active against Israel and the region through terrorism through emissaries, but the octopus' head, Iran itself, has for some reason been granted immunity," Bennett said at a cabinet meeting.

"As we have said many times - the era of the Iranian regime's immunity is over. Those who fund terrorists, those who arm terrorists, those who send terrorists - will bear the full cost."

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"The era of the Iranian regime's immunity is over" (Photo: Reuters)

The assassination of senior Revolutionary Guards officer Hassan Siad Houdai took place a week ago in the heart of Tehran, where he was shot in broad daylight by assassins.

Since then, the New York Times has reported that senior Israeli officials have confirmed to the United States that Israel is responsible for the assassination.

Huday led the Revolutionary Guards' plan to assassinate Iranian opponents around the world, including failed attempts to kill an Israeli diplomat, an American general and the French philosopher, Brenner Henri Levy, according to Wall Street Journal sources.

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