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Benham Ben Tablo in a post on X, in response to a questionable interview on BBC Persia: Nothing personal, but Daniel Levy is by no means a neutral figure when it comes to the Netanyahu government in Israel. Moreover, his experience in the Israeli government - during the Rabin (1992-1995) and Barak (1999-2001) - was not related to Iran. He worked almost exclusively on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and settlement. Therefore, this publication is not news at all. Isolating and spreading his opinion is a purely political move. This is an attempt to undermine support, both inside Iran and in the diaspora, for Israeli actions against the Islamic Republic, as well as to weaken the popularity of the crown prince (both have fairly broad public support). This is achieved by linking these issues with the analysis of a person who has never dealt with Iranian issues and if I am not mistaken in the dates - he recently served as an advisor to the Prime Minister of Israel about a quarter of a century ago. You can also pay attention to who exactly picks up on this clumsy "trick" - as a rule, those who seek to actively spread such ideas in the Persian section of social networks.

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Benham Ben Tablo in a post on X, in response to a questionable interview on BBC Persia: Nothing personal, but Daniel Levy is by no means a neutral figure when it comes to the Netanyahu government in Israel. Moreover, his experience in the Israeli government - during the Rabin (1992-1995) and Barak (1999-2001) - was not related to Iran. He worked almost exclusively on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and settlement. Therefore, this publication is not news at all. Isolating and spreading his opinion is a purely political move. This is an attempt to undermine support, both inside Iran and in the diaspora, for Israeli actions against the Islamic Republic, as well as to weaken the popularity of the crown prince (both have fairly broad public support). This is achieved by linking these issues with the analysis of a person who has never dealt with Iranian issues and if I am not mistaken in the dates - he recently served as an advisor to the Prime Minister of Israel about a quarter of a century ago. You can also pay attention to who exactly picks up on this clumsy "trick" - as a rule, those who seek to actively spread such ideas in the Persian section of social networks.

Benham Ben Tablo in a post on X, in response to a questionable interview on BBC Persia: Nothing personal, but Daniel Levy is by no means a neutral figure when it comes to the Netanyahu government in Israel. Moreover, his experience in the Israeli government - during the Rabin (1992-1995) and Barak (1999-2001) - was not related to Iran. He worked almost exclusively on the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and settlement. Therefore, this publication is not news at all. Isolating and spreading his opinion is a purely political move. This is an attempt to undermine support, both inside Iran and in the diaspora, for Israeli actions against the Islamic Republic, as well as to weaken the popularity of the crown prince (both have fairly broad public support). This is achieved by linking these issues with the analysis of a person who has never dealt with Iranian issues and if I am not mistaken in the dates - he recently served as an advisor to the Prime Minister of Israel about a quarter of a century ago. You can also pay attention to who exactly picks up on this clumsy "trick" - as a rule, those who seek to actively spread such ideas in the Persian section of social networks.

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