Iran's Khamenei Says Normalizing Ties With Israel Is 'Betting on a Losing Horse'

Iran's Khamenei terms normalisation with Israel a 'losing' bet: State media

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, said that coutries that are seeking to normalise ties with Israel "are betting on a losing horse", state media reported on Tuesday. Though Khamenei did not name any specific country, his words have come just when it is expected that Israel might normalise ties with Saudi Arabia, the regional rival of Iran. "The definite position of the Islamic Republic is that countries that make the gamble of norma…

Iran’s Khamenei says normalising Israel ties is a losing bet: state media

“The definite position of Iran is that countries that make the gamble of normalisation with Israel will lose," says Iran's supreme leader.

Iran's Khamenei says normalising ties with Israel is 'betting on a losing horse' - state media

DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said that countries seeking to normalise relations with Israel are betting on a losing horse , state media reported on Tuesday. The definite position of the Islamic Republic is that countries that make the gamble of normalisation with Israel will lose. They are betting on a losing horse, Khamenei said. A framework U.S.-brokered deal for forging relations between Israel and Saudi Arab…

‘Betting on a losing horse,’ says Iran on Saudi-Israel possible détente - EFE Noticias

Tehran, Oct 3 (EFE) Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, said on Tuesday that countries seeking to normalize ties with Israel were “betting on a losing horse,” alluding to the possible rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and the Jewish state. Addressing a group of people to commemorate the birthda

Iran warns against betting on ‘losing horse’ Israel

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has called on the Arab world to avoid diplomatic relations with Israel, insisting that it will be “eradicated”

Iran's Khamenei calls Arab-Israel normalization push 'bet on losing horse'

The Iranian supreme leader's statement hinted at Iran's growing unease with recent Saudi moves toward reconciliation with Israel only months after Riyadh began its rapprochement with Tehran.