Original sentence: In 2014 a tweet, from an account widely quoted as being associated with Khamenei, claimed that there was no cure for Israel but its annihilation.Khamenei is an opponent of the State of Israel and Zionism, and has been widely criticized, along with the entire Iranian government, for rhetoric described as racist and anti-Semitic, and for making threats against the State of Israel.Nevertheless, according to anti-regime change activist Abbas Edalat, in 2005 Khamenei responded to a remark by then-President Ahmadinejad which had been widely translated as saying that the "regime occupying Jerusalem should be wiped off the map" by saying that "the Islamic Republic has never threatened and will never threaten any country.On 15 December 2000, Khamenei called Israel a "cancerous tumor of a state" that "should be removed from the region" and in 2013 called Israel a "rabid dog", as well as in 2014 during the Gaza war
Edited sentence: " He urged that "humanity must show a reaction" to "a genocide, a catastrophe of historical scale.Amid 2014 Israel–Gaza conflict which claimed the lives of hundreds of Palestinian civilians, Khamenei again described Israel a "rabid dog" and a "rapacious wolf that has attacked innocent people.In 2013 he called Israel a "rabid dog".In 2014 a tweet, from an account widely quoted as being associated with Khamenei, stated that "This barbaric, wolflike & infanticidal regime of Israel which spares no crime has no cure but to be annihilated.Nevertheless, according to Abbas Edalat, in 2005 Khamenei responded to the Western media reaction to a remark by then-President Ahmadinejad — which had been widely mistranslated by the Western media into "[the] regime occupying Jerusalem should be wiped off the map" — by saying that "the Islamic Republic has never threatened and will never threaten any country