Iran's IRGC Senior Advisor Warns Israeli Citizens to Flee Amid Escalating Tensions

A senior advisor to the commander-in-chief of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Mohammad Reza Naqdi, has issued a stark warning to Israelis, urging them to return to their countries of origin and "flee quickly." According to Iranian media, Naqdi stated that those who choose to remain will face severe consequences, drawing a historical reference to the Banu Qurayza.

Naqdi emphasized, "They should know that the method the Islamic forces will use once they arrive there will be the same method used with Banu Qurayza." He added that remaining individuals would be handled according to specific historical rulings rather than Islamic mercy.

Meanwhile, amid regional developments following the 76th day of the Memorandum of Understanding between Washington and Tehran and 185 days of conflict, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran would immediately reciprocate if the US resumed fulfilling its commitments. US President Donald Trump responded with warnings, stating, "We will strike Iran hard and will respond to the Iranian attack on US forces in Jordan," while noting that the Strait of Hormuz remains stable with an average of 30 ships passing through nightly. Additionally, President Pezeshkian assured the Pakistani Prime Minister of Iran's readiness to implement the Memorandum of Understanding, provided the other party adheres to its terms.