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Netanyahu Dismisses Iranian Officials’ Rosh Hashanah Greetings
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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu delivers his annual Rosh Hashanah greeting. Photo: Screen shot.
Times of Israel – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday evening shrugged off Rosh Hashanah wishes conveyed by Iranian officials on social media earlier in the week, saying Tehran would be judged on actions, not words.
“I am not impressed by [holiday] greetings coming from a regime that only last week threatened to destroy Israel,” the prime minister said, referring to threats by Iran to retaliate against Israel for an American military strike against the Assad regime following its alleged chemical weapons use.
