**Iran's Revolutionary Guards Vow to Target Israel's Prime Minister** Tensions between Iran and Israel have reached a boiling point, with the Iranian Revolutionary Guards issuing a stern warning to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. On Sunday, the Guards vowed to "pursue and kill" Netanyahu with full force, if he is still alive. This development comes as the conflict between Iran and Israel, backed by the United States, enters its third week. The war began on February 28, with airstrikes by the US and Israel that reportedly killed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The Iranian government responded with retaliation, leading to a series of military exchanges in the region. In a statement on their website, Sepah News, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards vowed to target Netanyahu, calling him a "child-killing criminal." This rhetoric is not new, as Iran has long been critical of Israeli policies, particularly in the Gaza Strip. The Iranian government has also taken internal action to combat what it sees as Israeli and US espionage. In the western province of West Azerbaijan, authorities arrested at least 20 individuals suspected of passing sensitive information to Israel. These arrests are part of a broader effort to crack down on networks linked to Israel and the US. This escalation in tensions has significant implications for Nigeria and other African countries. Nigeria has historically maintained good relations with Israel, but the conflict in the Middle East may test these relations. As the situation unfolds, Nigerians will be watching closely to see how their country navigates the complex web of regional and international alliances. In the meantime, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards' vow to target Netanyahu has raised the stakes in the conflict. It remains to be seen how this situation will play out, but one thing is clear: the tensions between Iran and Israel are unlikely to ease anytime soon.