Iran's supreme leader rubbed salt on Israel's wounds and reminded them of 70 years ago.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has once again praised Hamas' Operation Al-Aqsa Flood. On the first anniversary of Hamas' 7 October attack, Khamenei wrote on X in the Israeli language Hebrew, "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood pushed the Zionist regime back 70 years."

This is not the first time that Ali Khamenei has praised Hamas' operation. Earlier in his speech given last week on Friday, Ali Khamenei had praised Hamas and Hezbollah and said that Israel would not survive for long.

At the time of its establishment in 1948, Israel was a weak Arab country, which did not have the strength to stand against the Palestinians without American help. Israel is facing huge economic losses during this entire war, its tourism and port business has come to a halt. It has to spend billions of dollars for security from rebel groups, on the other hand, Israel has also become weak diplomatically at the international level. From this tweet of Khamenei, it seems that he has spoken about pushing the world back 70 years due to this loss of Israel.

Khamenei has been vocal in praising rebel groups since the beginning of the Israel-Gaza war. Khamenei's speeches and tweets serve as an inspiration for the resistance groups fighting against Israel. Recently, Khamenei has presented himself as a powerful leader throughout the Arab world and his speech on Friday showed that he is not limited to Shia groups but his praise is also growing in the Sunni Arab world.

The speech was given in Arabic along with Persian

Last week on Friday, Ali Khamenei appeared in front of thousands of people in Iran. During this, he gave almost half of his speech in Arabic, most people in Iran understand and speak Farsi. He gave this part of his speech keeping the people of Arab countries in mind.

Experts believe that there are many leaders of Shia and Sunni or different groups in the Middle East, but at present there is no single leader for the whole of Arabia. Khamenei is moving ahead to fill this gap whose voice is heard and obeyed in the whole of Arabia and his popularity is increasing day by day.