Can iptables/netfilter capture an incoming IP packet which is not addressed to the local machine?

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Can I use netfilter or iptables to capture a packet which is wrapped
by a Ethernet frame with multicast mac address, but the destination IP
address (a unicast address) is not the local one? According to my
experiments, a local application can get such Ethernet frames by a raw
socket, but the payload, the IP packet with unmatched IP dest., cannot
be delivered to upper layers. Can iptables capture it and put it in
QUEUE?

Thanks
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