Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Vows to Hunt Down Netanyahu

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Iran’s elite military force, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has vowed to hunt down and kill Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a report by Iran’s state news agency.

In a statement released on Sunday, the IRGC declared that it would continue pursuing Netanyahu with “full force” if he is still alive, describing him as a “Zionist criminal.” The statement emphasized that the force would not retreat from its mission to target the Israeli leader.

The remarks come amid escalating hostilities between Iran and Israel following a series of military strikes and retaliatory threats across the region.

Iran’s state-run news agency reported that the powerful military organization remains determined to carry out its pledge, signaling a further intensification of rhetoric in the ongoing confrontation between the two countries.

The latest statement adds to growing regional tensions as both sides exchange accusations and threats, raising concerns about a broader conflict in the Middle East.

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