Iran President Says Israel Has Crossed Red Line, Warns What’s Coming Will Involve ‘Everyone’

As Israeli forces ground deeper into Gaza Sunday, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi posted a foreboding social media message. “Zionist regime’s crimes have crossed the red lines, which may force everyone to take action…

IJR SyndicatedOct 29, 20233 min read

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“Americans who claim human rights, who equip and support this fake and anti-human regime with military equipment for crimes in Gaza, what answer do they have to their nation and the nations of the world for these actions?” the statement said.

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In an interview with Al Jazeera on Saturday, Raisi sought to put some distance between Iran and militia groups it supplies, according to the state news agency IRNA.

“Iran considers it its duty to support the resistance groups, but … the resistance groups are independent in their opinion, decision, and action,” he said according to France 24.

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“The United States knows very well our current capabilities and knows that they are impossible to overcome,” he said.

During the interview, Raisi said attacks on U.S. forces in the Middle East that were conducted by Iran-linked groups were conducted in response to messages that had been received by Iran from the U.S., according to the Jerusalem Post.

Raisi also claimed Israel ground troops in Gaza has been “defeated” and were retreating.

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However, on Sunday, the Israel Defense Forces said ground forces were cleaning out Hamas fighters in their path as they moved into northern Gaza, according to the Times of Israel
Israel continued to urge Gaza residents who have not fled to do so.

“To the residents of the Gaza Strip: The Gaza governorate (Gaza City) has become a battlefield. Shelters in northern Gaza and Gaza governorate are not safe,” leaflets dropped by Israeli planes said.

Evan as Israel pressed into Gaza, rockets fired from Gaza continued to strike targets in Israel.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.