Iran Claims That The Israeli Attack On Its Soil Today Did Not Happen!

New information about the Iranian-Israeli conflict presented by this episode of Samri Channel.
It appears that Iran, which denied being subjected to a direct air attack, is not seeking to respond to the Israeli attack on Isfahan, as Russia informed Israel of the content of this message, while many countries moved to urge Tehran to be content with this round.

Agence France-Presse quoted Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov as saying that Russia had informed Israel that “Iran does not want escalation.” Lavrov said in statements to Russian media on Friday that during recent contacts with Israeli representatives, Russia conveyed to them Iran’s position that Tehran does not want further escalation.

He said: “It was confirmed very clearly during these discussions that Iran does not want escalation, and we informed the Israelis of that.” Although Lavrov said that contacts began after the Iranian attack on Israel last week, the timing of his statements after Israel’s retaliatory strike indicates that Tehran’s position has not changed.

Recently, a number of countries, including the United States, called for avoiding escalation between Israel and Iran after the latter targeted Israeli areas with marches and missiles in response to the Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria, a strike in which 7 members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard were killed. A senior Iranian official confirmed to Reuters that Tehran does not have a plan to immediately respond to Israel, and said, “We have not confirmed the external source responsible for the incident.

We were not subjected to any external attack, and the discussion leans more towards infiltration rather than an attack.” In this context, the Jerusalem Post newspaper considered that Iran’s limited comment on the Israeli attack that targeted the city of Isfahan indicates that Tehran is not planning revenge, a response that seemed aimed at avoiding war. At the regional level, the newspaper said that the Iranian reaction to the Israeli strike indicates the success of international diplomatic efforts that called for avoiding a comprehensive war in the region since Tehran’s drone and missile attack on the Hebrew state last week.

She explained that Iranian media and officials downplayed the scale of the attack when they indicated that it was an attack carried out by “infiltrators” and not Israel, which does not claim the need for revenge, which indicates their desire to stop the “cycle of retaliatory responses” between Iran and Israel. The New York Times said that the muted reaction after the Israeli strike from both countries indicates that they want to ease tensions. A state TV analyst said that small drones piloted by “infiltrators from inside Iran” were shot down by air defenses in Isfahan.

Iranian state television said that shortly after midnight, “three drones were seen in the sky of Isfahan. The air defense system activated and destroyed these drones in the sky.” Media outlets in both countries downplayed the attack, in what analysts said was a sign that the two rivals were seeking to calm tensions.

On the other hand, Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir – today, Friday – wrote a one-word post on the X platform: “Mockery!” This follows reports of a limited Israeli strike inside Iran. Ben Gvir had demanded – following the “True Promise” attack launched by Iran on Israel on April 13 – to respond “insanely” to the Iranian retaliatory attack with the aim of “creating deterrence in the Middle East.”

In a televised statement, broadcast on his account on the Officials in the Israeli government and opposition criticized Ben Gvir for his statement today, as they saw it as a hint at Tel Aviv’s responsibility for the attack. The Israeli Broadcasting Authority quoted unnamed ministers as saying, “Such statements may endanger the state’s security.”

As for opposition leader Yair Lapid, he said on the X platform, “Never before has a minister in the security government caused such great damage to the country’s security, image, and international standing.” He added, “Ben Gvir succeeded in mocking and exposing Israel from Tehran to Washington.”