Ahmadi-Nejad warns Israel on Syria
Syria-Iran, Politics, 7/14/2006

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad said any aggression against Syria means aggression against the world of Islam.

Ahmadi-Nejad yesterday in a telephone conversation with his Syrian counterpart Bashar al-Assad said "If the Zionist regime attacks Syria, it will have to suffer a crushing response."

The two officials discussed the current regional developments namely the Israel's latest atrocities in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.

Criticizing the international communities for their silence over the recent regional crisis, Ahmadi-Nejad expressed his deep concerns over the brutal attacks of Israel on the Palestinian and Lebanese settlements in which civilians, especially women and children, were killed in cold blood.

Al-Assad held Israel responsible for the crisis and violation of the year-long ceasefire in the occupied Palestine and attacking the Gaza Strip.

Previous Stories:
  Iran condemns Israeli attack on Lebanon   (7/13/2006)
  Israel kills 28 Lebanese civilians; bombs civilian airport   (7/13/2006)
  Iran, Syria support people's resistance to occupation of region   (7/12/2006)
  7 Israeli soldiers killed, 2 kidnapped, by Hizbullah; Israel retaliate against civilians   (7/12/2006)
  Syria and Iran share views on Iraq, region   (7/10/2006)
  Switzerland: Israel has violated international humanitarian law   (7/4/2006)
  Israeli violations against Syria denounced   (6/29/2006)
  Lebanese intelligence arrests Israeli spy network   (6/15/2006)
  Syrian defense minister to visit Iran   (6/10/2006)
  Syria reports on Israeli violations against labors in Golan   (4/6/2006)
  Captive in Golan returns back to his village   (4/4/2006)

Please add a link on your webiste pointing to ArabicNews.com and bookmark ArabicNews.com & subscribe to our daily email news bulletin.

Search