Iran On Israel Hamas War: Israel failed to defeat Hamas, Iran’s leader Khamenei claimed
Khamenei also criticized Islamic countries that have failed to condemn Israel for alleged excesses committed by its forces in Gaza. State media quoted Khamenei as saying that some Islamic governments have condemned Israeli crimes in assemblies while some have not.
On the 40th day of war between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on November 19 issued an appeal to all Muslim-majority countries, asking them to break political ties with the Zionist state Went. Khamenei, while attending a military exhibition in Tehran on November 19, said that Islamic governments should cut political ties with Israel, at least for a limited period of time.
Khamenei also criticized Islamic countries that have failed to condemn Israel for alleged excesses committed by its forces in Gaza. State media quoted Khamenei as saying that some Islamic governments have condemned Israeli crimes in assemblies while some have not. this is unacceptable. The top Iranian leader also reiterated that Islamic governments should cut off Israel from its goods and energy, news agency Reuters reported. Khamenei’s comments come days after Iranian President Ibrahim Raisi’s proposal for sweeping sanctions on Israel did not find appeal among most Islamic countries. Raisi made this proposal during the joint summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Arab League in Riyadh on November 10.
Saudi Arabia is considered the de facto leader of the Muslim world. Along with its neighbor the United Arab Emirates (UAE), it was among the countries that blocked another resolution brought at the Islamic-Arab summit that sought to sever all ties.
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