### Ayatollah Khamenei's Hebrew Account Suspended Following Controversial Posts

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's newly created Hebrew Twitter/X account was abruptly suspended after just two posts. The account page now displays a message: "Account suspended. X suspends accounts which violate the X Rules."

The Supreme Leader of Iran launched his Hebrew account on Saturday, initiating his presence with the tweet, "In the name of Allah, the most compassionate, the most merciful." This was met with swift reactions from Israeli users. Notably, the Israeli emergency response service, ZAKA, responded with the Kaddish, a traditional Jewish prayer for the deceased.

In his second post, Khamenei referenced Israel's recent military actions against Iran. He warned, "The Zionist regime made a mistake and miscalculated regarding Iran. We will make it understand the power, capability, initiative, and determination of the Iranian nation." A similar sentiment was echoed on Khamenei's English account, leaving little ambiguity about his stance.

"The Zionist regime made a wrong move two nights ago," Khamenei stated on his English account. He emphasized the necessity for Iranian officials to evaluate and act in a manner that would effectively demonstrate Iran's strength to its adversaries. He added, "They don't know Iran. They still haven't been able to correctly understand the power, initiative, and determination of the Iranian people."

The volatile exchange follows Israel's Operation Days of Repentance, which took place in the early hours of Saturday. During this operation, Israel targeted approximately 20 military sites in Iran through three waves of strikes aimed at undermining Iran's air defense systems and its capacity to produce ballistic missiles. This military endeavor was a reprisal for Iran's October 1 attack, where the Islamic Republic had launched around 180 ballistic missiles at Israel.