Ahmadinejad: All who love freedom, justice, must annihilate Zionist regime
The Zionists control the world and are the source of all
evil in it, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday in the latest
of his regular diatribes against Israel.
In a speech delivered in Tehran to ambassadors from
Islamic countries ahead of Quds Day (Jerusalem Day), an annual anti-Zionist
event created by Ayatollah Ruholla Khomeini in 1979, Ahmadinejad said,
"All those who love freedom and justice must strive for the annihilation
of the Zionist regime to make the world more just and free."
In his speech, Ahmadinejad addressed the question,
"What should be done to cut the root of the world's problems?"
"For 400 years the revolting Zionist tribe has been
controlling the world's affairs and pulling strings behind the scenes in
politics, the media, and the financial sphere," Ahmadinejad said, as
quoted by the IRNA news agency. In an apparent reference to the upcoming U.S.
elections, he said, "They [the Zionists] are the decision-makers, to the
point where presidential candidates of a superpower of 300 million people have
to go kiss the feet of the Zionists in order to ensure their victory in the
elections. If the votes [of all the citizens in the superpower] are so
important, why must a candidate go kiss the feet of the secret Zionist
minority, thereby sacrificing their dignity and the values of their
country?"
According to Ahmadinejad, Israel represents Zionism, and
it is Zionism that runs the world. "The Zionist regime is as much a symbol
of Zionist hegemony in the world as it is a means of oppression by the world's
superpowers," he said. "There are profound differences between
Western governments, but all are united in supporting the Zionist regime."
If people want to change this global decision-making
process and achieve justice, "they should unite behind the ultimate goal:
the annihilation of the Zionist regime," the Iranian president said.
“Quds Day is not just a strategic solution to the
Palestinian problem — it is to be viewed as a way for solving the world's
problems," he said. He also said that Arab countries such as Bahrain,
Yemen, Libya, Syria and Turkey had been affected by Israel's "plots"
in the region.
Ahmadinejad has called for Israel's annihilation in the
past, notably in his 2005 speech when he said in Farsi that Israel should be
"wiped off the map."
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