By Admin 
Iran Death Threat to Donald Trump: Jawad Larijani, Senior Advisor to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, has threatened to kill US President Donald Trump. He said that this could happen when Trump is sunbathing in his luxury house Mar-e-Lago, at the same time he gets shot.
According to Iran International website, he said, ‘When he lies in the sun on his stomach, a small drone can attack him. This is very easy. Please tell that Larijani is considered close to Ayatollah Khamenei.
‘Blood Pact’ website collecting funds
This statement has come at a time when an online platform called ‘Blood Pact’ has surfaced, which is collecting funds for ‘revenge’ against those who insult Khamenei and to endanger their lives. The website claims that till now it has deposited more than $ 27 million and its target is to reach $ 100 million. A statement published on the website said, “We will reward those who will bring justice to those who endanger the enemies of Allah and the life of Khamenei.”
Appeal for performance outside Western Embassy
The Fars News Agency associated with Iran’s Revolutionary Guards has confirmed the beginning of the campaign and appealed to religious groups to perform in western countries and centers in cities. It was also said that Islamic laws like ‘Moherbeh’ should be implemented on Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In the Iranian law, ‘Moherebah’ i.e. ‘War against Allah’ is a serious crime, who is sentenced to death.
Iran government made distance
The new President of Iran, Masood Page, said in a conversation with American journalist Takkar Carlson that this ‘fatwa’ belongs to the government nor the Khamenei. But the ‘Kayhan’ newspaper running under Khamenei, dismissed this statement, wrote, ‘This is not an academic opinion, but a religious order to protect religion.’ The newspaper warned that if someone provoked such a ‘spark’ in future, then his result will be dangerous. At the end of the article it was written – ‘Islamic Republic will immerse Israel in blood.’
People angry over Trump’s murder threat
Former Iran MP Golamali Jafarzade Imenabadi criticized Kayhan’s stance, saying, ‘I do not believe that the editor of Kayhan is Shariyattari Irani. Talking about the murder of Trump will increase the pressure on the Iranian public. In response, Kayhan wrote – ‘Taking revenge on Trump today has become a national demand. Imenabadi’s statements do not match Iranian values.
Trump is on target since the murder of Qasim Sulemani
Donald Trump has been on the target of continuous Iranian attacks since the Iranian General Qasim Sulemani was ordered in Iraq in 2020. Last year, American agencies revealed that Iran’s revolutionary guards had conspired to assassinate Trump.