Iran's representative to the United Nations, Majid Takht-Ravanchi, confirmed that fear-mongering against Iran reached its climax during Israeli PM Naftali Bennett's speech.

Commenting on Bennett's speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Takht-Ravanchi described Bennett’s speech on Iran as “full of lies,” dubbing the entire rhetoric “rampant Iran-phobia.”

Furthermore, the Iranian representative reminded the world of the Israeli regime’s possession of hundreds of nuclear warheads while attacking Iran’s peaceful nuclear program.

His tweet concluded with “his silence on Palestine illustrates a determination to deprive Palestinian rights.”

Iran-phobia runs rampant at UN. The Israeli regime PM’s speech was full of lies on Iran. That regime is in no position to discuss our peaceful program when it has hundreds of nuclear warheads. And his silence on Palestine illustrates a determination to deprive Palestinian rights.

— Majid Takht Ravanchi (@TakhtRavanchi) September 27, 2021

Earlier in the day, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said that Iran has crossed "red lines" in regards to its nuclear program.

In his first words before the United Nations General Assembly, Bennett stressed that his regime will not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon, as the program has “reached a watershed moment, and so has our patience.”