Georgian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandre Khvtisiashvili wrote a message of ‘solidarity’ in a condolence book at the event, prompting protests from Israel and US politicians.
The Azerbaijani Foreign Ministry called the allegations an ‘open provocation’.
Pezeshkian’s statement follows weeks of circulating accusations from Iranian media.
Kadyrov also accused Israel and the West of committing a genocide against the Palestinian people.
Analysts warned the conflict could lead to instability in the region if it were to drag on.
The Israeli minister thanked Azerbaijan for its support since 7 October and for voting for Israel in Eurovision.
Netanyahu’s office has denied reports of Turkey blocking its airspace, instead citing developments on Israel’s borders.
