A day before Israelis head to the polls, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei said his government has no interest in the outcome of Tuesday's Knesset election and does not care who will lead the next Israeli government.
"The political rivalries inside Israel are nothing but a race to commit more crimes," Baghaei told local media. "We do not recognize the legitimacy of the elections, and it does not matter to us who will head Israel. We don't care who leads the entity that has brought nothing to the region but violence, killing and murder. We are still in a state of war, and we will not hesitate to exercise our legitimate right to defend our country."
