Hosseini: Israel behind all regional crises
Iran-Israel, Politics, 5/13/2008

Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini said Sunday that all regional crises are the results of the Israel's racist and expansionist policy.

Hosseini also called on world community and international organizations to pay more attention to the critical situation of oppressed children, women and men in occupied land of Palestine.

As Israel is preparing to hold the 60th anniversary of its establishment, real owners of of the occupied lands are living in agony and suffering from humiliation. He also said that there are frightening news about the Israeli' atrocities against innocent Palestinian people every day.

The sacred land of Palestine has turned into a 60-year-old wound for human society worldwide, which is a proof of the Zionist regime's brutality, he noted.

Hosseini added that the fake regime has perpetrated numerous atrocities including assassination of Palestinian freedom-seeking fighters, mass killing of innocent people, destruction of houses, schools, economic and vital infrastructures, violation of international regulations, demolition of historical monuments belonging to Palestinians and state terrorism.

Israel also pursues proliferation of nuclear bombs and development of non-conventional weapons in blatant violation of international regulations. Hosseini further said that the atrocities are unfortunately perpetrated in the light of support of certain big powers, particularly the US.

Time has come for paying attention to the demands of the oppressed nation of Palestine, he underlined, adding that the international community, particularly Islamic nations, are expected to help Palestinians vindicate their rights.

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