“The Zionist ‘apartheid’ regime is the greatest threat to the region and the Islamic nation,” said Iran’s Foreign Minister, stressing the need to support the Palestinian cause.
Iran’s Foreign Minister, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, on Friday considered Israel “the greatest threat to the region” and called for the Islamic world to unite “to cut off the hands of the Zionists at the Al-Aqsa Mosque. “.
“The Zionist regime of ‘apartheid’ is the greatest threat to the region and the Islamic nationAmir-Abdollahian said during a telephone conversation with his Jordanian counterpart, Ayman al Safadi, according to a statement released on his website by the Iranian Foreign Ministry.
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The head of Tehran’s diplomacy stressed the need to support the Palestinian cause and welcomed the efforts of the Jordanian authorities to protect Jerusalem’s holy sites, including the Al-Aqsa Mosque, where the Al-Aqsa Mosque is located.
Amir-Abdollahian’s remarks come a week after Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi advocated the formation of a “united front of Islamic countries” against Israel and warned that “if the Zionists promote the slightest action against Tehran, they will they will face a harsh response and the destruction of Haifa and Tel Aviv.”
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For his part, Al Safadi indicated in a statement published on his Twitter account “the firm position” of Amman to support the “Palestinian brothers” to guarantee “a just and total peace, based on a two-State solution , with a Palestinian state capital with East Jerusalem as its capital.
In this sense, he assured that Jordan seeks to maintain “good relations” with Iran based on the principles of “good vizinhança, non-interference in internal affairs and cooperation”, and from the perspective of a “practical, transparent and frank” dialogue to address the “pending issues”.
The Jordanian Minister of Foreign Affairs also welcomed the agreement signed in March between Iran and Saudi Arabia to restore their relations -interrupted in 2016- and argued that it represents “a great step” to “resolve tensions in the region and improve security and stability”. .
The two ministers also agreed to continue meetings between the two countries on security issues and political communication “to ensure points of understanding on future relations, consolidate cooperation and enhance security, stability and cooperation in the region.”
Source: Observadora
