Ebrahim Azizi, chairman of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, issued a direct threat against the State of Israel on Saturday, claiming that a single operational miscalculation would render Israeli sovereign territory completely uninhabitable in under an hour.
Accompanying the ultimatum published on social media platform X, the senior Iranian parliamentary figure released a map marking critical strategic infrastructure throughout Israel, signaling potential target banks for asymmetric or ballistic retaliation. Azizi warned that one mistake on Jerusalem’s part would trigger comprehensive strikes against the country. The accompanying infographic highlighted vital facilities across Israel’s energy, water, transport, and manufacturing networks, alongside core defense installations.
The map highlighted Israel’s major seawater desalination complexes—which provide the vast majority of the country’s municipal drinking water—along with power generation plants, fuel storage terminals, and major highway bridges. The map explicitly singled out strategic assets situated around high-density metropolitan and industrial zones, including Haifa, Hadera, Ashdod, Ashkelon, and the Tel Aviv central district. In addition, the graphic prominently marked the Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center located near Dimona.
The publication of detailed infrastructure target maps represents an intensifying propaganda drive from Tehran’s legislative and defense leadership. Over recent days, Iranian officials, including Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, have repeatedly warned of wide-scale regional retaliation and attacks against critical utilities, as the regime contends with heavy economic interdiction and international pressure.