Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has warned that individuals or groups cooperating with Israel against Iran will face consequences, escalating tensions in the already volatile Middle East region.

In a strong statement, Araghchi said that hostility toward the Iranian people was “a foolish gamble” and declared that any alliance with Israel against Tehran was “unforgivable.” His remarks come amid growing regional uncertainty and renewed political tensions involving Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli leadership.

The Iranian foreign minister further claimed that revelations recently made by Netanyahu were not new to Tehran. According to Araghchi, Iranian security institutions had already informed the country’s leadership about the matter long before the Israeli prime minister’s comments became public.

Although Araghchi did not provide further details about the alleged cooperation or the nature of the disclosures, his remarks are being seen as a direct warning to regional actors suspected of supporting Israeli operations or intelligence efforts against Iran.

Relations between Iran and Israel have remained deeply hostile for years, with both countries accusing each other of destabilizing activities across the Middle East. Diplomatic observers believe the latest statement could further increase tensions at a time when regional security concerns are already high.

Analysts say the sharp tone of the statement reflects Iran’s growing frustration over what it sees as coordinated efforts by its rivals to weaken Tehran politically and strategically in the region.