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Strike Haifa if Israel killed scientist: Iran newspaper

Haifa, on the Mediterranean Sea, has been threatened in the past by both Iran and one of its proxies, the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah

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Servants of the Imam Reza Shrine carry the coffin of Iranu00c3u00a2u00c2u0080u00c2u0099s assassinated top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh during his funeral procession in Mashhad. Pic/AFP

Servants of the Imam Reza Shrine carry the coffin of Iranu00c3u00a2u00c2u0080u00c2u0099s assassinated top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh during his funeral procession in Mashhad. Pic/AFP

An opinion piece published by a hard-line Iranian newspaper on Sunday suggested Iran should attack the Israeli port city of Haifa if Israel carried out the killing of a scientist linked to its disbanded military nuclear program.

Though the hard-line Kayhan newspaper has long argued for aggressive retaliation for operations targeting Iran, Sunday's opinion piece went further, suggesting any assault be carried out in a way that destroys facilities and "also causes heavy human casualties."

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