Iranian MP says Israel's new security doctrine has already failed

The chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, Ebrahim Azizi, said on Tuesday that Israel's new security doctrine has already failed, according to a post published on his X account in Hebrew.

Azizi wrote that the doctrine "offers no salvation" for what he described as the Zionist regime and that it "will not even buy it any time." The lawmaker, described in the report as a senior parliamentarian, framed the statement as a warning directed at Israel.

"The new security doctrine of this fake and hostile regime has failed," Azizi wrote. "It offers you no escape, nor does it buy you any time. Your path leads inevitably to destruction at the hands of the brave Iranian nation and the Resistance Front."

The post was published in Hebrew, a detail the report highlighted, indicating the message was intended for an Israeli audience. Azizi did not elaborate in the quoted remarks on which specific elements of Israel's security doctrine he was addressing, and the report did not provide further details on the policy he referenced.

The statement comes amid ongoing regional tensions involving Iran, Israel and allied groups. Iranian officials have repeatedly issued public statements on Israel's security posture and on the so-called Resistance Front, a term Tehran uses for allied armed groups across the region.

Azizi's remarks were reported by Mehr News Agency (MNA), which identified him by his parliamentary role and carried his comments as posted on X.