In a recent statement, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, referenced a claim by a Zionist security analyst, highlighting the internal discord within Israel.
Khamenei tweeted, “If the content of the discussions and conflicts going on between Israeli officials are published by the media, four million people will leave Israel.” He interpreted this as indicative of a potential reverse migration, suggesting a mass exodus due to internal instability, and ultimately leading to Israel’s destruction and annihilation.
Khamenei’s assertion reflects a belief that the Israeli government’s internal conflicts are severe enough to significantly impact public confidence and stability. The reference to a Zionist security analyst implies that these insights come from within Israel’s own security establishment, adding a layer of credibility to the claim from Khamenei’s perspective.
Khamenei’s interpretation of this potential “reverse migration” aligns with his broader narrative of Israel’s vulnerability and perceived decline. By emphasizing internal strife, he suggests that Israel’s issues are not merely external threats but also significant domestic problems that could lead to a substantial demographic shift and ultimately its downfall.
