'Not Afraid Of Israel': Khamenei Advisor Declared 'DEAD' Surfaces On LIVE TV
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's advisor back from the 'DEAD' after an assassination bid by Israeli defence forces. The IDF claimed it killed Ali Shamkhani in June 13 strike, according to multiple reports, but the aide of Khamenei emerged over the weekend, saying he was buried 'under rubble for three years, but survived the attack. Watch.
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