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Likely this is meant for domestic consumption. They know (or would assume) that Israel already knows the pertinent details and at the official level doesn’t care one bit about some rude words written on a missile.
Subtle >

And they didn't even space the letters right. It's like a 6 year old wrote on this missile. >

/r/kerning >

*/r/keming >

I see they opted for a pointy missile, every dictator worth their salt knows those are more impressive >

Good point! I've been watching some research films that said exactly that >

Did they involve some duck? >

There was one individual that fits your description in the movie yes >

What??? No way!!! 
I thought Iran always wanted to have peace with Israel and build nuclear reactors to share the energy of friendship.
It's like they are building a nuke now >

That’s not provocation at all. 
That is like someone posting a death threat online showing a picture through a scope pointed at your head. 
Except Israel has already shown they will take preemptive action. Eventually one side is going to push a lot to far and Tehran will be a parking lot. Let’s all hope it never gets that far and is instead a couple of dogs barking at each other through a picket fence. >

Given that the Israelis already unofficially have nuclear weapons and Iran does not, you'd think they'd be smarter about how they're playing this.