Iran says Israel fabricating stories to cause problems
Iran-Israel, Politics, 7/23/2007

Iranian president's senior advisor Mojtaba Samareh Hashemi on Sunday lambasted the Israeli regime for fabricating stories against Iran of a deal with Syria not to enter peace with Israel.

He said that the Israeli regime resorted to fabricating stories against Iran as a means to survive.

An Israeli newspaper has said in its latest story that Iran has put forward a proposal to Syria not to join the Middle East peace talks in return for one billion dollars weapons sale.

"Our reply for them is that they cannot survive through propaganda against Iran." Samareh Hashemi said that the Israeli regime has turned to a stumbling block for the Western democracy, because the Western governments always trampled upon the democratic values whenever the Israeli regime is a case.

He said that the Western governments have regularly defended the Israeli oppression against Palestinians blindly which brought disgrace to the Western democracy.

He said that the Western democracy has not gone far enough to respect rights of the Palestinian people in the eye of the world people.

"When we talk about the Israeli downfall, it means the Western democracy is falling down," he said, adding, "I am of the idea that Western governments should avoid interrelating its dignity with practices of the Zionists."

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini said the daily's claim has targeted good relations between Iran and Syria.

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