The Israeli newspaper "Yediot Aharonot" acknowledged the large attendance of Iranian people at the funeral of the martyred leader of the revolution, describing this presence of millions as a demonstration of the power of the Islamic Republic of Iran and wrote: "With this huge gathering, Iran conveyed to the world the message that the Islamic Revolution is alive and powerful."
Publish dateSaturday 4 July 2026 - 13:22
Story Code : 359614
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Zionist newspaper "Yediot Aharonot" reacted in a report to the large and unprecedented attendance of Iranian people at the funeral of the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Imam Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and described it as a demonstration of the power of the Islamic Republic of Iran and a "thorn in the side" of the United States.
The newspaper acknowledged the participation of millions of people in this ceremony and wrote: "Through this huge gathering, Iran is announcing to the world that the Islamic Revolution has no limits and is still alive, powerful and beyond geographical borders."
On the other hand, the newspaper reported that the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied the news published by the New York Times that Israel was planning to assassinate senior Iranian negotiators during negotiations with the United States.
According to news sources, the funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution was held in Tehran and other cities of Iran with the presence of tens of millions of people from different walks of life, which was widely reflected in the world media. Western and Arab media, in turn, covered this huge presence and described it as “unprecedented” and “magnificent.”
There have been widespread reactions to this report on social networks. A number of Afghan users have welcomed this admission by the Israeli media and described it as “the failure of the enemy’s media project.” Some have also emphasized the impact of this presence on regional and international equations.
It is worth noting that in recent days, ceremonies commemorating the martyred leader have been held in various parts of the world with a large attendance of Muslims and freedom fighters, and widespread messages of solidarity have been sent to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The newspaper acknowledged the participation of millions of people in this ceremony and wrote: "Through this huge gathering, Iran is announcing to the world that the Islamic Revolution has no limits and is still alive, powerful and beyond geographical borders."
On the other hand, the newspaper reported that the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied the news published by the New York Times that Israel was planning to assassinate senior Iranian negotiators during negotiations with the United States.
According to news sources, the funeral ceremony of the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution was held in Tehran and other cities of Iran with the presence of tens of millions of people from different walks of life, which was widely reflected in the world media. Western and Arab media, in turn, covered this huge presence and described it as “unprecedented” and “magnificent.”
There have been widespread reactions to this report on social networks. A number of Afghan users have welcomed this admission by the Israeli media and described it as “the failure of the enemy’s media project.” Some have also emphasized the impact of this presence on regional and international equations.
It is worth noting that in recent days, ceremonies commemorating the martyred leader have been held in various parts of the world with a large attendance of Muslims and freedom fighters, and widespread messages of solidarity have been sent to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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