Iran calls on Islamic countries not to dare communicate with Israel
Today, Sunday, the head of the Iranian Shura Council, Muhammad Baqer Qalibaf, called on Islamic governments not to dare communicate with Israel, in reference to the normalization of relations with Tel Aviv.
And according to the “Mehr” news agency, this morning, Sunday, that Qalibaf’s statements came during his meeting with his Algerian counterpart, Ibrahim Bougali, upon his arrival in the capital, Algiers, to participate in the seventeenth parliamentary session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
The Iranian officials in Parliament, the government and the Iranian people have a positive and close view of the people of Algeria and the officials of this country.
The head of the Iranian Shura Council expressed his hope that “the expansion of relations between the two countries in the parliamentary field will lead to the expansion of relations in the economic and cultural fields, as well as the unity of the Islamic world, the fight against the Zionist entity and the defense of the oppressed Palestinian people.”
Qalibaf stressed that Western governments are seeking “Islamophobia” and fighting Muslims, and by burning the Qur’an they insult all Muslims, hoping that this conference hosted by Algeria will be an effective conference to confront “enemies’ plans.”
He pointed out that the issue of Palestine is the first issue in the Islamic world, calling on Islamic countries to realize that “the Zionist entity seeks to remove the issue of Palestine from the agenda of the Islamic world. They seek to destabilize the unity between Islamic countries and establish the relationship between Islamic countries and the Zionist entity.”
For his part, Ibrahim Boghali, Speaker of the Algerian Parliament, expressed his thanks to Qalibaf for his participation in the seventeenth parliamentary session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, appreciating what Iran has achieved in various fields, desiring to strengthen relations between the two peoples and between the two governments in the commercial field.
Bogali said:
Algeria is trying to make Palestine a full member of the United Nations.
And according to the “Mehr” news agency, this morning, Sunday, that Qalibaf’s statements came during his meeting with his Algerian counterpart, Ibrahim Bougali, upon his arrival in the capital, Algiers, to participate in the seventeenth parliamentary session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
The Iranian officials in Parliament, the government and the Iranian people have a positive and close view of the people of Algeria and the officials of this country.
The head of the Iranian Shura Council expressed his hope that “the expansion of relations between the two countries in the parliamentary field will lead to the expansion of relations in the economic and cultural fields, as well as the unity of the Islamic world, the fight against the Zionist entity and the defense of the oppressed Palestinian people.”
Qalibaf stressed that Western governments are seeking “Islamophobia” and fighting Muslims, and by burning the Qur’an they insult all Muslims, hoping that this conference hosted by Algeria will be an effective conference to confront “enemies’ plans.”
He pointed out that the issue of Palestine is the first issue in the Islamic world, calling on Islamic countries to realize that “the Zionist entity seeks to remove the issue of Palestine from the agenda of the Islamic world. They seek to destabilize the unity between Islamic countries and establish the relationship between Islamic countries and the Zionist entity.”
For his part, Ibrahim Boghali, Speaker of the Algerian Parliament, expressed his thanks to Qalibaf for his participation in the seventeenth parliamentary session of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, appreciating what Iran has achieved in various fields, desiring to strengthen relations between the two peoples and between the two governments in the commercial field.
Bogali said:
Algeria is trying to make Palestine a full member of the United Nations.
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