Rowhani: Netanyahu’s Anger Pleases Iran

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Iranian President Hassan Rowhani slammed "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his desperate efforts to prevent rapprochement between Tehran and Washington, and said Netanyahu's furious and bold words can just please Iran.

"That an aggressive regime in the region names Iran with coarse language is the cause of our happiness," Rowhani told reporters after a cabinet meeting in Tehran on Wednesday.
He further stated that ""Israel" is upset to see that its sword has gone blunt and Iran grows more powerful day by day."

Elsewhere, Rowhani elaborated on the achievements of his recent visit to New York during which he attended and addressed the UN General Assembly session, held meetings with different world leaders, and had a phone talk with US President Barack Obama, and said, "During the recent visit to the UN, we strove to prevent a new war in the region and we came to be successful in the trip."

Referring to his phone talk with Obama on the way back to Iran from New York, he said, "Before my trip, the Americans had sent 5 messages to arrange a meeting between me and Obama, but I turned them down."
"Then they raised a plan for a brief meeting, but I didn't agree with it much; we didn't disagree with [the idea to have] a meeting, but its grounds weren't prepared."

Rowhani further said the Iran-US relations are dominated by a "very dark atmosphere", and said decades-long problems cannot be solved in just a few days.
"We don't expect anything else from the Zionist regime," Rowhani said.

"Israel" is "upset and angry because it sees that its blunted sword is being replaced with logic as the governing force in the world, and because the Iranian nation's message of peace is being heard better," the Iranian President said.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team