Iran's President: Bullying powers have materialized real holocaust in Palestine
Regional-Iran, Politics, 8/3/2006

Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad today said that the bullying powers have materialized the real holocaust in Palestine.

The president made the remark at the emergency summit of the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC).

Ahmadi-Nejad said that some Western powers paved the way for establishment of the Zionist government in Palestine on the pretext of compensating the losses of the survivors of World War II.

"Thus they usurped the land of a nation, displaced millions of its citizens, took the lives of thousands and captivated thousands of people.

"The claimed holocaust was in practice materialized in the land of Palestine," he added.

The president said that it is obvious that the Zionist regime is fake and without legal and legitimate foundation. "It later became obvious that the establishment of the regime actually aimed to set up a base in the center of the Islamic region for permanent threats, aggressions and suppression."

"The establishment of the Zionist regime prevented convergence and unity among the regional as well as Islamic nations and governments and the seed of permanent discord was sowed," he noted.

A major part of the current discord in the world of Islam and among Middle East nations are the fruits of the existence as well as the plots and actions of the Zionist regime. "In principal, the mission of the imposed regime is to threaten, be aggressive and create discord to prepare easily the ground for the hegemony of the big powers."

"In the face of support for the existence and security of this regime, there is the point of unity among Western big powers, who find their interests materialized by defending it," Ahmadi-Nejad said.

The president said that what took place in Lebanon in recent weeks and is still continuing shows that the US, Britain and a significant number of Western states consider no boundary to their political, propagandist, financial and arms support for Israel. "All claims about defending human rights, the nations right to decide their fate, respect for people's and governments' sovereignty as well as respecting borders are sacrificed for the sake of Israel.

"This is while, avoiding killing of ordinary and helpless people as well as not using banned weapons such as cluster bombs in support of the Zionist regime has no meaning," added the president.

He said that these states believe that Lebanon should not defend its rights. "The believe that as manifestation of the resistance of Lebanese people and the present symbol of Muslims resistance, Hizbullah should not defend the land of Lebanon and its people, rather should stay away to let the Zionist regime advance Beirut and enable the regime's supporters to continue any type of aggression," he said.

President Ahmadi-Nejad underlined that defense of the Zionist regime is so significant that the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) should be sacrificed for the sake of it. "The UNSC, which is bound to defend legitimate rights in case of the sovereignty of countries and their security as well as promote regional and global security, fails to fulfill its most basic duty and opposes cease-fire. "Thus, does the UN have any reputation, while a few bullying powers make instrumental use of it to achieve their political goals and their own interests. This is a painful disaster for the United Nations," said President Ahmadi-Nejad.

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