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Iran considered carrying out terror attack at World Cup: IDF intel chief

Por: Newsweek Sports November 21, 2022

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Iran allegedly considered carrying out a terror attack at the men's soccer World Cup in Qatar in an attempt to disrupt the event, the military intelligence chief of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said Monday.Speaking at an Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) conference in Tel Aviv, Israel, Major General Aharon Haliva said that the only thing stopping Iran from an act of terror was concern over how host country Qatar might... + full article



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