North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has launched a fiery verbal attack on Israel, branding the Jewish state a “terrorist nation” and accusing it of committing atrocities in Gaza and the wider Middle East.
In a strongly worded address aired on state-run media, Kim declared:
“The Zionist regime is not a nation, but a terrorist entity hiding behind imperialist powers. Its hands are soaked in the blood of innocent Palestinians.”
The controversial statement comes amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and growing global condemnation of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran-backed militias. Kim pledged full solidarity with the Iranian people and other nations resisting what he called “Western-backed aggression.”
The North Korean leader warned that history will not be kind to what he called “warmongering states hiding behind diplomacy while unleashing death from the skies.”
This is not the first time Kim has aligned himself with anti-Western rhetoric, but labeling Israel a terrorist state marks one of his most direct attacks yet — potentially inflaming already strained international relations.
Global reactions are expected to follow swiftly as world leaders weigh in on the North Korean leader’s incendiary remarks.
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