That was fast...
Posted on 06/17/2025 1:44:40 AM PDT by Words Matter
Less than a week after the elimination of his predecessor, Ali Shadmani, the new commander of Iranian forces in the current war, was bombed in a command center in Tehran earlier today.
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That was fast...
How do they know that?
Great news but how do they actually know?
Sometimes, getting a promotion isn’t such a good thing.
NEXT!
4. 3. 2. 1.
You’re fired!
Welcome to the second season of The Apprentice, Israeli edition
Two things...first, outside of Israel...Tehran has the highest population of Jews, and I would imagine they’ve been collecting data/info for decades. Second, just in general population...probably near 70-percent of Iranians hate the government and want it toppled.
BTTT
Didn’t even have time to update his LinkedIN page.
They know. Israeli has superb intelligence services. They would not announce it if there were still any doubt.
He's gone. Next!
BTTT
It’s going to be a little hard for Iran to surrender if the head of the military keeps getting blown up... just saying.
Shi’ite happens !
For his family’s sake, I hope he was fully-vested.
They’re always yelling about something and never shut up so they are easy to find.
Because just like WW2 era Japanese, death to them is a great honor that would be dishonorable to keep quiet about.
He got fired by fire.
Mossad has historically maintained surprisingly deep intelligence ties and networks inside Iran, leveraging both covert operations and contacts dating back many years—including among Kurds, exiles, and remnants of Iran’s Jewish community.
Keep in mind that the Jewish community in Iran (Persia) is one of the oldest in the world outside Israel.
Even today, Iran has the largest Jewish population in the Middle East outside Israel, though much smaller than it was before 1979.
Jews have lived in Iran since before Darius (~2,500 years), dating back to the Babylonian exile and Persian restoration—and that deep history helps contextualize both cultural ties and strategic intelligence networks today.
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