Leader censures Obama red line
Sat Oct 1, 2011 9:21AM GMT
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei delivers a speech at the 5th International Conference on Palestinian Intifada in the Iranian capital, Tehran, October 1, 2011.
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has strongly criticized US President Barack Obama for setting Israel's security as his red line.
"The US president says that Israel's security is his red line. What has drawn this red line? The interests of the American nation or Obama's need for the money and support of Zionist companies to secure his second term as the US president?" the Leader said Saturday at the International Conference on Palestinian Intifada in the Iranian capital of Tehran.
"This red line drawn by Obama and people like him will be crossed by Muslim nations that have risen up," the Leader added.
The Leader said that the real threat to Israel was the resolve of Muslim countries that did not want the US, Europe or their "stooges" to rule over their countries.
Ayatollah Khamenei said that Western countries had to stop their support for Israel and recognize Palestinians' rights or face heavier blows in a not very distant future.
The Leader also urged Muslim countries to cut off overt and covert diplomatic and economic relations with Israel to prove their sincerity in supporting Palestinians.
Ayatollah Khamenei rejected any plan seeking to split Palestine and called for the liberation of all lands belonging to Palestinians.
The Leader said that a solution suggesting the existence of a Palestinian state along an Israeli one amounted to the violation of Palestinians' rights, adding that any plan needed to be based on the principle of "the whole Palestine for all Palestinians."
Ayatollah Khamenei said Iran's suggestion is that all Palestinians across the world take part in a referendum to determine their fate.
The 5th International Conference on Palestinian Intifada opened at the Summit Conference Hall in Tehran on Saturday.
The conference focuses on the restoration of Palestinians' rights, including their rights to return to their homeland and determine their own fate, and on the liberation of Palestinian territories occupied by Israel.
Why cant our leaders say this? thats what we pakistanis feel.
Iranian leaders are the only leaders in muslim world that have the balls to call the truth
Sat Oct 1, 2011 9:21AM GMT
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei delivers a speech at the 5th International Conference on Palestinian Intifada in the Iranian capital, Tehran, October 1, 2011.
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has strongly criticized US President Barack Obama for setting Israel's security as his red line.
"The US president says that Israel's security is his red line. What has drawn this red line? The interests of the American nation or Obama's need for the money and support of Zionist companies to secure his second term as the US president?" the Leader said Saturday at the International Conference on Palestinian Intifada in the Iranian capital of Tehran.
"This red line drawn by Obama and people like him will be crossed by Muslim nations that have risen up," the Leader added.
The Leader said that the real threat to Israel was the resolve of Muslim countries that did not want the US, Europe or their "stooges" to rule over their countries.
Ayatollah Khamenei said that Western countries had to stop their support for Israel and recognize Palestinians' rights or face heavier blows in a not very distant future.
The Leader also urged Muslim countries to cut off overt and covert diplomatic and economic relations with Israel to prove their sincerity in supporting Palestinians.
Ayatollah Khamenei rejected any plan seeking to split Palestine and called for the liberation of all lands belonging to Palestinians.
The Leader said that a solution suggesting the existence of a Palestinian state along an Israeli one amounted to the violation of Palestinians' rights, adding that any plan needed to be based on the principle of "the whole Palestine for all Palestinians."
Ayatollah Khamenei said Iran's suggestion is that all Palestinians across the world take part in a referendum to determine their fate.
The 5th International Conference on Palestinian Intifada opened at the Summit Conference Hall in Tehran on Saturday.
The conference focuses on the restoration of Palestinians' rights, including their rights to return to their homeland and determine their own fate, and on the liberation of Palestinian territories occupied by Israel.
Why cant our leaders say this? thats what we pakistanis feel.
Iranian leaders are the only leaders in muslim world that have the balls to call the truth
