Iranian protester to Israeli influencer: Don’t negotiate, just kill Khamenei

Iranian protester injured by pro-regime forces tells Israel influencer Islamic regime does not support negotiations between US and Tehran, calls on Trump administration to assassinate supreme leader.

By David Rosenberg, World Israel News

Iranians critical of the regime do not support the current negotiations between the United States and Tehran, an Iranian dissident claimed last week, calling on the Trump administration to assassinate Iran’s supreme leader.

On Thursday, Israeli influencer Max Veifer uploaded a brief interview with an Iranian woman who was injured recently while taking part in an anti-regime protest.

The woman, whose identity was not revealed, said that most Iranians are opposed to American efforts to reach a diplomatic solution with the Iranian government.

“Our people are afraid that Trump wants to speak to the regime,” she said. “We don’t want that. We want [them] coming and killing Khamenei.”

While the footage of the woman was blurrefd to conceal her identity, Veifer noted that her face was severely bruised, which she said was the result of pro-regime security forces “kicking my face.”

The protester claimed that the regime is no longer killing dissidents “in the streets,” but added that detained protesters are being executed, and accused pro-regime forces of killing wounded protesters being treated in hospitals.

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“They came to the hospital and kill [sic] many people in the hospital,” she said.

When asked how Israel can help the protest movement, the woman called on Israelis to “be our voice in the world and support Persian people.”

Veifer, a resident of the coastal city of Ashdod, works as an online language tutor in Hebrew and English.

He has gained international attention in the past year, however, for his pro-Israel advocacy and exposure of antisemitism abroad and among Palestinian Arabs.

Last year, Veifer reached out to Australian authorities after two Sydney nurses threatened to murder him because of his Israeli citizenship and claimed they had murdered a number of Israeli patients in the past.

The threats were made during a video call which Veifer uploaded to his social media accounts.

The two nurses now face criminal charges after being terminated from their positions.

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