Whoever Sends Trump and Netanyahu to Hell: Tehran’s Parliament Weighs $58 Million Bounty

Nearly three months after Operation Roaring Lion , Iran's wounded parliament is striking back with the only currency it has left, a price on the heads of the men it holds responsible. In one of the most incendiary legislative proposals in recent memory, Iran's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee unveiled a bill that would offer €50 million approximately $58.23 million to any individual or entity that assassinates US President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and US CENTCOM Commander Admiral Brad Cooper .

The bill, titled "Reciprocal Action by Military and Security Forces of the Islamic Republic," was announced on state television by Ebrahim Azizi , the chairman of Iran's national security commission, who declared that Trump, Netanyahu, and Cooper "must be targeted and subjected to reciprocal action ." Fellow lawmaker Mahmoud Nabavian was more direct, announcing that parliament would soon vote on rewards for those who "sends Mr Trump and Netanyahu to hell."

The bounty bill is the latest escalation in an accelerating campaign of formal threats. Shortly before the parliamentary announcement, pro-regime Iranian outlet Masaf claimed the government had already secured $50 million for a campaign explicitly titled "Kill Trump." Iran-linked cyberwarfare group Handala , which the US Department of Justice had separately offered a $10 million reward to identify, announced its own $50 million fund for the "elimination of the primary architects of oppression and corruption", framing the bounty as retaliation and inviting "actual action" from any quarter willing to claim it.

The $58 million bounty bill is not merely a piece of legislation, it is a statement of existential rage from a regime that has lost its founding patriarch, seen its military infrastructure gutted, and watched its allies wither under the same fires. Whether the parliament votes it into law or not, Tehran has made one thing unmistakable: the reckoning it seeks for February 28 will not be settled at any negotiating table.