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Mojtaba Fada was quoted as saying he wanted Tehran to 'frog march that prime minister to Iran wearing a leash and a slave collar', referring to former Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
After discussions between Israel's prime minister-elect Benjamin Netanyahu and his extremist ally Itamar Ben-Gvir, an agreement was reached to allow Israelis move back into a settlement evacuated in 2005.
Benjamin Netanyahu's government could recognise illegal outposts built by settlers in the occupied West Bank, amid ongoing negotiations with far-right parties to form a coalition.
Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu last week tweeted that UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan invited him to visit the UAE to boost ties.
Benjamin Netanyahu, who is fighting corruption allegations in court, will have at least 28 days to build a coalition with his allies – two ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties and a rising extreme-right alliance called Religious Zionism.
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Israel's far-right former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his extremist allies seem almost certain to take power as vote counting neared completion following Israeli elections.
Palestinians have expressed fears that Benjamin Netanyahu's potential return as Israel's Prime Minister could lead to further oppression.
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As Israel and the world await the outcome of Israel's election in the coming hours, the main question the result will answer is whether former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's populist comeback pitch has succeeded
Israel's prime minister said the attack on Iran last month targeted a component of Tehran's nuclear programme.
Israel's former premier Benjamin Netanyahu released his memoir on Tuesday, ahead of upcoming elections which could see him return to power.