English below.

Iran International: Iran Terror Attack Must Be Avenged With Missiles, Ex-Lawmaker Demands
Iran International Newsroom, 01/07/2024

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the twin bombings in Kerman, but Iranian politicians and officials continue their allegations about Israel’s involvement.

Ahmad Bakhshayesh, a former member of the parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee told Rouydad 24 news website Saturday that “seven or eight missiles must be fired” towards Syria or Iraq, if terrorists came from there, or “Iran should at least ask its allies and proxies to make a proper response [to whoever perpetrated the attack]”.

“Israel was the main instigator, the hypocrites [Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization] provided the means, and the fanatical ISIS who think they will go to heaven if they kill seven Shias were the executive agents [of the attack],” he said.

Also commenting on Iran's role in the war between Hamas and Israel, Bakhshayesh said the war is “Iran's war” but by providing technology and missiles to Hamas, the Lebanese Hezbollah, and Ansarullah of Yemen, they are indirectly fighting the war.

In a statement posted on its affiliate Telegram channels on Thursday, a branch of the Islamic State (ISIS or Daesh) in Afghanistan claimed responsibility for the explosions. The statement said two suicide bombers had detonated their explosive belts in the middle of the crowd, “resulting in the death and injury of more than 300 polytheists [Shiites]”.

US sources familiar with the intelligence told Reuters that communications intercepts indicate that Islamic State’s Afghanistan-based branch, known as Daesh of Khorasan, was responsible for the Kerman attack that killed around ninety and wounded over 200 people.

Iran's intelligence ministry says it has arrested eleven individuals who were involved in the logistics of the attack and identified one of the two suicide bombers as a Tajik national.

Former government spokesman and reformist politician Ali Rabiei has also commented that Israel’s Mossad may have infiltrated the group, and encouraged it to conduct an attack in Iran to draw Iran into the regional conflicts and the Gaza war.

Some military experts have also said it is possible that ISIS opportunistically took responsibility for an attack that others did not claim.

“There is high chance that ISIS's claim about being involved in the attack is false,” Babak Taghvaee, a defense expert, told Iran International Friday...

...The Kerman bombing is the first attack in Iran that the Daesh of Khorasan has taken responsibility for.

Iranian authorities have also taken legal action against those who have ruled out Israel’s responsibility for the attack, including prominent political commentator Sadegh Zibakalam who has been indicted by Tehran Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor.

In an interview with the Voice of America’s Persian television Zibakalam had said that Israel could not be held responsible for the Kerman bombings because it “does not attack innocent people”.

Esser Agaroth (2¢):
According to the above report, Iran tends to blame Israel whenever it has the opportunity to do so, even going after Iranians who are public with their doubts about Israel's guilt. The report above in Hebrew suggests that Israel has a pattern of implementing targeted attacks, thus the mass casualty attack in Kerman does not fit Israel's usual mode of operation.

On the other hand, the involvement of the Islamic State [ISIS], in this case, the branch in the Khorāsān region, is still up for debate.

Another possibility behind the attack in Kerman could be Iranians opposed to the Islamic regime, with or without assistance from the United States.

It certainly would not be the first time that Arabs, or Muslims in general, have appeared to save us Jews from ourselves.

In 2000, Arab terrorist Yasser Arafat, may his name and memory be blotted out, rejected then Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak's proposal to turn over 93 percent of Judea, Samaria, and Gaza to the Palestinians Pseudostinians. His reason for rejecting the proposal was supposedly due to disagreement over the status of Jerusalem, the Temple Mount, and Pseudostinian right of return, among other things.

So, who attacked Iran?

The truth is that the Holy One, Blessed Be He, will sometimes use non-Jews as His tools to implement His plan for us. The quintessential example is that of His hardening of Pharaoh's heart, during our Torah portions, at this time of year (Ex. 7:1 - 15:21). With this in mind, it easy to wrap our heads around how Arafat's stubbornness and internal Arab conflicts, such as Hamas vs. Fatah, and the ongoing conflict between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims, eg. Saudi Arabia, or in this case ISIS, vs. Iran, has helped us, giving us yet another chance to get our acts together.

Unfortunately, we still do not seem to get it.

The Almighty also uses non-observant Jews as his tools. But this is even less politically-correct to talk about than His use of non-Jews.

Meanwhile, there are those cowering in fear with the same ol' exile mentality of being overly concerned over "What will the goyim think?" Then there is the Erev Rav concerned over how this could interfere with their plans to advance the assimilation of the Jewish people into non-Jewish, globalist society.

These Jews are partly responsible for misleading us, guiding us away from what should be obvious.

God has a plan for us, its framework has already been revealed to us through His Holy Torah. And it is incumbent upon us to learn it and to pay attention to what goes on around us.