Iran's newly appointed leader is too afraid to appear in public, according to Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli Prime Minister, made a statement on Thursday regarding Iran's newly appointed supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, saying he is unable to appear in public.
nThis assertion was made after Tehran released its first statement in Mojtaba Khamenei's name, which was presented by a television presenter rather than the leader himself.
nDuring a televised press conference, Netanyahu expressed his views on the new supreme leader, stating "We eliminated the old tyrant, and the new tyrant, the puppet of the Revolutionary Guards, can’t show his face in public."
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