U.S. intelligence agencies have never linked the two assassination attempts to the Iranian regime, although Trump hinted in a speech last September that Iran was responsible.
Earlier on Sunday, officials announced that a "nationwide warrant" had been issued for his arrest in connection with the murders and attempted murder under state law.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to comment on the assassination claims during a Sunday appearance on Fox News' "Special Report With Bret Baier."
Jenny was the President and CEO of the firm, was billed as bringing "years of organizational operations and logistical oversight," according to the company's website.
Thousands of "No Kings" protests were scheduled nationwide as a symbol of resistance against President Donald Trump and the 250th anniversary parade of the U.S. Army.
The doomed Air India Flight 171 flight crashed into a residential area shortly after takeoff, killing all 241 passengers on board as well as several people on the ground.
A desperate manhunt, with help from the FBI, is now underway as investigators suspect that two people may have been involved in the early morning attacks.
The videos suggest that at least one Iranian missile managed to break through Israel's air defense system and struck a critical command center in central Tel Aviv.
This escalation follows a statement from Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who vowed that Israel would face "severe punishment" for the strike.
Sabharwal and his co-pilot, Clive Kundar—who had 1,100 hours of flying experience—sent out a frantic mayday call, warning the flight was "losing power."
A video circulating on social media appeared to show the plane descending with its nose pitched upward and landing gear deployed, indicating a possible controlled descent.