US EditionTop Iranian Cleric Calls for Trump's Execution
- Iranian clerics, including Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami, have issued fatwas calling for the execution of U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, labeling them as enemies of Islam.
- During a sermon, Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami accused Trump and Netanyahu of murdering many people and called for their execution, with the crowd chanting against America and Israel.
- Experts say the fatwas authorize severe punishments and can incite terrorist attacks against the U.S. and Israel while providing plausible deniability for Iranian leaders.
- President Trump responded by stating that he saved Khamenei from a violent death and criticized Iran's threats for halting negotiations on sanctions relief.
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'Trump and Netanyahu should be executed,' says senior Iranian cleric
Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami demanded the execution of Trump and Netanyahu, accusing them of being complicit in Gaza’s bloodshed, Soleimani’s assassination, and “sowing corruption” across the land—grounds, he claimed, for a death sentence. Tehran Friday Sermon by Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami: According to Sharia Law, Trump and Netanyahu Must Be Executed; They Are Guilty of Murder, Oppression, and Sowing Corruption pic.twitter.com/sUWIBXkT3y — MEMRI (@MEM…
Trump, Netanyahu Targeted Under Iranian Fatwas
Fatwas have been issued by Iran’s senior clerics calling for the assassination of U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring them enemies of Islam. The death warrants, released on June 29 and 30 by Grand Ayatollahs Nasser Makarem Shirazi and Hossein Nouri Hamedani, also greenlight brutal crackdowns on dissidents inside Iran. Shirazi, closely tied to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, falsely accused Trump of p…
The Unwavering Leadership of Trump Amidst Strained International Relations - Real News Now
Recent comments from a certain Iranian cleric have caused a stir, as he openly called for actions that go against the principles of civil discourse. He named President Donald Trump and the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, in his outburst, illustrating a perspective that unfortunately exists among extremists. Such viewpoints, far removed from diplomatic discourse, only serve to create divisions and hostility. They stand in stark cont…
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