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Iranian Revolutionary Guards Spokesman: Settlements Will Spark War That Will Lead to Israel’s Destruction

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Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps spokesman General Ramezan Sharif. Photo: YouTube screenshot.

Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps spokesman General Ramezan Sharif. Photo: YouTube screenshot.

Ongoing Israeli settlement construction will spark a war that will lead to the Jewish state’s “complete destruction,” an Iranian military official said on Thursday, the Tehran regime-aligned Tasnim news agency reported.

A day after US Secretary of State John Kerry assailed Israel’s settlement policies and less than week after the UN Security Council passed an anti-settlement resolution, General Ramezan Sharif — a spokesman for the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps — stated that further settlement building would “definitely provoke a reaction.”

Sharif — according to Tasnim — also called the US abstention from last Friday’s Security Council vote a “sign that Washington has come to realize the course of events and continued settlement construction will result in the collapse of the Zionist regime of Israel.”

Iranian regime officials often issue exterminationist threats against Israel and predict the country’s demise.

At a military parade in Tehran in September — as reported by The Algemeiner — a banner on the side of a truck carrying a new long-range Iranian ballistic missile said, “If the leaders of the Zionist regime make a mistake then the Islamic Republic will turn Tel Aviv and Haifa into dust.”

In his speech on Wednesday, Kerry asserted that without a two-state solution to the conflict with the Palestinians, Israel “can either be Jewish or democratic, it cannot be both, and it won’t ever really be at peace.”

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