Fake news alert: "Israel" claims Iran seeks to use chemical weapons on Palestine The general fatwa and prohibition that came from the leader of the dead was more generally against weapons of mass destruction, then applied to nuclear weapons. While it is possible to change the nuclear doctrine if the fatwa is amended, or certain types of nuclear plus a nuclear doctrine prohibiting its use in civilian areas are not considered weapons of mass destruction, or the concept of secondary ruling exists, chemical weapons will never receive a similar exemption as an atomic weapon could. Unlike how atomic weapons can have varying uses, including more tactical/focused battlefield uses, chemical weapons have no tactical use and are incredibly brutal and inhumane. Especially since Iran was a victim of chemical warfare during Saddam's invasion in the 1980s - chemical weapons supplied to Saddam by the US and Europe. Iran may reconsider its nuclear doctrine if the US and "Israel" push it into a wall, but it will never reconsider its ban on chemical weapons. This is not just theory, but practice. Iran was suggested to produce chemical weapons in the 1980s by some of its own scientists and perhaps some experts from Syria, Libya or North Korea, after Saddam used them on Iran. These scientists, whether local or foreign, suggested that since Saddam did this, Iran should respond in kind. Iran refused to develop chemical weapons. Anything else is fake news and a potential false flag in the making.