If you cannot killed the similar caliber Israeli scientist, better do more protection to your remaining scientist. This Iranian guy
@Dariush the Great should go to Israel and do the attack by himself rather than blaming to his rational leader.
Well said, brother. This user seems eager to assist the zionist terror regime in its psy-ops war with this bizarre kind of rhetoric. You don't need to be Iranian or West Asian to understand there's something either outlandish or even fishy with this sort of an attitude.
If you notice, ever since this despicable terror attack was reported here, the user made not a single comment against the zionist perpetrators. Not once.
Nor even against Iranian liberals (like Rohani and the reformists), who are apologetic towards the enemy and deliberately hamper Iran's defence policy.
Instead, all you see him utter is "Khamenei, Khamenei, Khamenei" - i. e. a Leader targeted day in day out by zionist-controlled mainstream media, in fact the person alive most hated by those same zionists. The user's obsession with focusing his wrath exclusively on the Supreme Leader puts him in the same boat as Iran's enemies and their propaganda organs. The main target of their attacks is the same person.
As if turning opinion against the Leader was of any use in the current situation. When in fact what would be needed, is to strengthen the Leader's hand domestically against defeatist liberals.
As if internal unrest directed against the Leadership, which this person probably wishes to occur, would not to be of benefit to the enemy and directly damaging to Iran's national security in a manner far more serious than desperate and token zionist terror attacks against Iranian scientists.
As if there was any realistic alternative to the Islamic Republic and its Leadership, other than the guaranteed and definitive destruction of Iran - let alone an alternative willing to continue Iran's policy of Resistance against the US and zionist regimes to boot, let alone rush into impulsive, short sighted, Saddam Hussein-like knee jerk reactions the user seems to promote.
Oh, and let's automatically believe whatever Al-Arabiya citing pro-western Lebanese newspaper L'Orient le Jour claims... Even then, the same source adds:
It is unclear when precisely the reported trip took place and Al Arabiya English was unable to independently verify the visit.
In other words, if true this could have taken place prior to Dr. Fakhrizadeh's martyrdom. But apparently that doesn't matter to the user, he will be content with such approximations as long as they can be used to feed his bias against the Islamic Republic.
Not judging his motivations, but if someone wanted to serve the zionist psy-ops effort by misdirecting the patriotic portion of Iranian public opinion, that's exactly how they would operate. Either that, or one's thinking would have to be completely beside the point to indulge in this sort of rhetoric.