Peace talks a tool for forwarding Zionism willful objectives
“Western countries use the issue of talks as a shield to forward their malignant aims and objectives,” said the spokesman of the Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee.
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The spokesman of the Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, Seyed Hossein Naghavi Hosseini in an exclusive interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA), underscored, “Western countries resort to peace talks as a tool for forwarding Zionism’s willful objectives in the land of Palestine.”
The political analyst and commentator went on to say that western countries, “set a trap under the title of negotiation” and through such way coerced Palestinians to succumb against their powers.
“During all these years they forwarded the so called peace process, not only the crimes perpetrated by the regime of Zionism have been stopped but also they resort to such pretext so as fulfill their aims in the occupied land of Palestine,” said Seyed Naghavi Hosseini
“During the 33, 22 and 8 days war against Israel, the regime was defeated on account of Hezbollah’s resistance and all those victories were not the result of negotiation process,” mentioned the spokesman of the Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee.
To him, it would on the face of it seem that the talk process was a shield for supporting the Zionism and the crimes perpetrated by this regime.
“When western countries proposed the issue of negotiation; they, in effect, recognized the reimage of Zionism,” said the spokesman of the Parliament National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, stating that all the parts got involved in the process; they recognized of Zionism’s regime.
Palestinian occupation is the central mobilizing factor in the Islamic World, so to many political analysts Muslims and political leaders in the Islamic World should give their consummate attention to this point.
Recently released figures show Israel has confiscated 1,977 acres of the Palestinian lands in the occupied West Bank for its settlement activity during 2012.
Israeli forces have wiped nearly 500 Palestinian villages and towns off the map, leaving an estimated total of 4.7 million Palestinian refugees hoping for an eventual return to their homeland more than six decades later.
Since 1948, the Israeli regime has denied Palestinian refugees the right to return, despite United Nations resolutions and international law that upholds people’s right to return to their homelands.
