WATCH: Iranian woman puts Israeli flag in Tehran's "Palestine square"

An Iranian women covertly placed an Israeli flag on the sign of Palestine Square in Tehran and sent the video to the Foreign Ministry's Persian Ministry.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet tomorrow (Monday) with President Donald Trump to discuss the question of the Iranian threat among other matters.

The United States has been rapidly increasing its military presence in the region, including strategic bombers such as the B-52 and B-2, which are capable of carrying the kind of penetrating bombs which would destroy Iranian underground nuclear weapons sites.

President Trump has repeatedly insisted that Iran will be bombed heavily if it does not agree to negotiate a deal which involves the cessation of its nuclear weapons and other weapons programs. He has also insisted on direct negotiations.

Iranian leaders, meantime, have insisted on maintaining the option of indirect negotiations, likely via one of the Persian Gulf states. A number of Iranian lawmakers have also openly advocated that Iran openly move towards possessing a nuclear arsenal, according to Iran International, something it has avoided doing up until now.

Iranians have meantime been dealing not only with political repression but also an ailing economy suffering from high inflation and unemployment, fuel and other shortages, and a collapsing currency.