Iran and Palestinians share "positive" attitude about Israel's destruction

Islamic Republic News Agency:

Iran's Vice-President Parviz Davoudi has said Palestinian nation's victory against the Zionist regime of Israel is definite according to divine promises.


Davoudi said in a meeting with Palestinian prime minister Ismail Haniyeh here that Muslims and all free and independent people in the world support palestinian government -- due to its right stances-- and Palestinians' unprecedented resistance against Zionist usurpers and their allies.

He said that defending Palestine means safeguarding Islam, adding that enemies of freedom and humanity are doomed to failure and lofty aspirations of Palestine would be materialized thanks to resistance of young Palestinians.

Referring to all-out support of Iranian nation and government for the Palestinian nation's resistance, Davoudi announced Iran's readiness to put its valuable achievements and experiences in the political and urban development sectors at the disposal of Palestinians.

Haniyeh for his part touched on the sanctions imposed on the Palestinian government by the Zionist regime and its US-led allies in a bid to gain diplomatic advantages and provide security arms for the artificial regime of Israel.

He said that popular Palestinian government doesn't recognize the occupiers' legitimacy and regards resistance of Palestinian nation against Zionists as their natural right.

He called recent eight-month tyrannical sanctions against the Palestinian nation and government "vain" and said the Palestinians would continue defense and resistance until the main aspiration of Palestine, i.e. liberation of Holy Qods, is met.

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It appears that they have rejected one of the premises of the ISG report. In this report they sound just like the religious bigots they are. They are not covert about their bigotry on occasions like this. The Iranian description of the sanctions sounds like something from an alternate universe. Because Palestinians would rather explode around Israelis than engage in commerce, they have made themselves into a beggar entity that must rely on the charity of others. Those providing charity may always set conditions on its continuation and that is exactly what happened to the Palestinians. Those providing the charity do not back the Hamas death cults vision of a Palestinian state that would push the Israelis into the sea or into another holocaust. Not surprisingly the Israelis also disagree with this vision of their future so they too have withheld revenues from a government that acts like Israel does not exist. No one is obligated to subsidize the death cults objectives.

Hat tip to Gateway Pundit.

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