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130585
Wed, 06/30/2010 - 12:44
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Islamic parliaments need to pressure countries with Israeli links
TEHRAN, June 30 (MNA) – Iran's Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani expressed hope on Tuesday that the Islamic parliaments will put pressure on countries which have relations with the Zionist regime.
Larijani made the remarks before leaving Tehran for Damascus to attend a meeting of the Islamic Inter-parliamentary Union (IPU).
The parliament speaker said the meeting is intended to solidify the Islamic nations’ political determination to help resolve the Palestine crisis.
The meeting will discuss problems facing Palestinians particularly Gazans and ways to aid them, he stated.
He said the demolition of Islamic symbols, forced immigration of native Palestinians, and the spread of Judaism are other issues which should be discussed at the meeting.
He said the Palestine issue should be continuously addressed as Palestinians face different problems among them power outages and lack of enough food.
He went on to say that he would hold talk with the parliament speakers of the Islamic countries about the regional and international issues on the sidelines of the meeting.
Larijani made the remarks before leaving Tehran for Damascus to attend a meeting of the Islamic Inter-parliamentary Union (IPU).
The parliament speaker said the meeting is intended to solidify the Islamic nations’ political determination to help resolve the Palestine crisis.
The meeting will discuss problems facing Palestinians particularly Gazans and ways to aid them, he stated.
He said the demolition of Islamic symbols, forced immigration of native Palestinians, and the spread of Judaism are other issues which should be discussed at the meeting.
He said the Palestine issue should be continuously addressed as Palestinians face different problems among them power outages and lack of enough food.
He went on to say that he would hold talk with the parliament speakers of the Islamic countries about the regional and international issues on the sidelines of the meeting.
