Tehran University Professor Mohammad Marandi: I Advise Israelis to Leave - They Should Go Back to the U.S., Europe, Arab Countries, or Africa; Israeli Attacks Caused Little Damage, Most Targets Were D
Tehran University professor Mohammad Marandi told American podcasters on June 15 and 16, 2025, that the damage from Israeli attacks is significantly less than reported by Western media. He claimed that the Israeli warheads used were much smaller than those deployed by Iran, and that many of the Iranian jets, missiles, and radar systems reportedly destroyed were in fact decoys placed to mislead Israel into wasting its missiles without inflicting real damage.
Marandi said that Iran has not yet used its newer and more destructive weaponry against Israel. He also accused Israel of placing its anti-missile defense systems in 'the middle of Tel Aviv, in crowded streets.' Marandi advised Israelis to 'go back home' — to the United States, Europe, Arab countries, or Africa.
Marandi made these remarks in interviews with Sabrina Salvati on Sabby Sabs and Andrew P. Napolitano on Judge Napolitano – Judging Freedom, both on YouTube.
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