‘Raining missiles’: New billboard in Tehran threatens map of Tel Aviv with rocket fire

A new billboard overlooking Tehran’s Palestine Square threatens Tel Aviv with missile fire, showing a map of the city’s metro area below the Hebrew words, “Under raining missiles, it’s a small area!”

A caption below that in English reads, “You start… We finish it!”

The picture shows a map of the Tel Aviv metro area, known in Hebrew as Gush Dan, stretching roughly from Ra’anana in the north to Holon and Ben Gurion Airport in the south, and pocked with red target marks. A legend on the map shows the city names of Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, Bnei Brak and Herzliya. It then says, “For the first day!”

In the billboard, that map appears atop a table with a red button bearing the word “FIRE” in English, along with a walkie-talkie, and models of a plane and missiles.

⚡️#BREAKING Message from Tehran: New threatening sign in Hebrew unveiled in Palestine Square pic.twitter.com/8SiXZ8aM2T

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Iran has posted images threatening Israel at the square in the past, including a clock purportedly counting down toward Israel’s destruction.

The new billboard comes as the US and Iran conduct negotiations against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump’s threats to attack the country over its bloody crackdown on protesters last month. Iran has threatened to strike Israel and US targets in response to any attack, including threatening Tel Aviv.

During the Israel-Iran war last June, Iran fired missiles at Tel Aviv.