Iran is indifferent to who will take office in Israel after Tuesday's elections, said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Bagai. "It doesn't matter to us who will lead a regime that has achieved nothing but murders and genocide," the Iranian diplomat said in a news briefing. Bagai also described the upcoming elections in the Jewish state as a competition between gangs who can commit more atrocities. Israeli politicians mainly run their campaigns on the message, "I can commit more crimes than you," he said.

Iran is indifferent to who will take office in Israel after Tuesday's elections, said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Bagai. "It doesn't matter to us who will lead a regime that has achieved nothing but murders and genocide," the Iranian diplomat said in a news briefing. Bagai also described the upcoming elections in the Jewish state as a competition between gangs who can commit more atrocities. Israeli politicians mainly run their campaigns on the message, "I can commit more crimes than you," he said.