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| Iran slams PA's Ahmadinejad remarks |
| 2010-09-06 |
[Iran Press] Iran criticizes the Paleostinian Authority front man's offensive remarks about President Mahmoud Short RoundAhmadinejad, advising Nabil Abu Rudeineh to be more cautious in his speech. Speaking at the Quds Day rally on Friday, Ahmadinejad accused the Middle East mediators who have been engaged in direct talks with Israeli officials of being accomplices to Israel's atrocities against Paleostinians. A day later, Abu Rudeineh reportedly questioned Ahmadinejad's right to Iran's presidency and said, "He is not entitled to talk about Paleostine, or the Paleostinian Authority chief," The Jerusalem Post reported. "He (Abu Rudeineh) should exercise more caution in wording his statements," Iranian Foreign Ministry front man Ramin Mehmanparast said Sunday. This is while the ineffectual Mahmoud Abbas' term as the Paleostinian Authority chief ended on January 9, 2009, and he has since refused to hold elections and leave office. Mehmanparast added that Iran's president, who was chosen with the overwhelming majority of votes, is responsible for announcing the country's foreign policies as the representative of the people. "All the activities of our country's officials and the passionate participation of Iranians in the Quds Day [rallies], shows their concern about the fate of Paleostinian people and their occupied lands," Fars News Agency quoted the Iranian front man as saying. Mehmanparast went on to say that those who are working in connection with the Paleostinian issue should pursue the matter of "unity among Paleostinian factions and the restoration of the violated rights of this nation." "Being influenced by the enemies of the Mohammedan World who are constantly hatching plots to fight the sacred establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and who pursue the issue of last year's [presidential] election in our country [in order to use it] as an excuse to continue their mischievous ways in line with Zionist interests." The foreign ministry front man added that any disagreement among the Paleostinian factions and tension among the people can result in them falling into Israel's traps. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #1 ION ISRAEL NN > AHMADINEJAD: ISRAEL WILL BE [completely] DESTROYED IFF IT ATTACKS IRAN. * Also from SAME > [IDF Chief] ASHKENAZI: HAMAS, HEZBOLLAH GROWING IN STRENGTH [ + Iran is "arming", IMO read IRAN = DEV NUCLEAR WEAPONS]. |
| Posted by: JosephMendiola 2010-09-06 23:50 |