Iran:" Israel" will not Dare Attack Iran

Source: alalam.ir, 16-05-2008
GORGAN, Iran-Iran's Defense Minister Brigadier General Mostafa Mohammad Najjar has said that the 'Israeli' regime is weaker than dare to attack the Islamic Republic.
Mohammad-Najjar said Thursday that the Zionist regime has fabricated baseless allegations against Iran to cover up its weak points and grave internal crises.
'Israeli' weak spots have been revealed in Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan during past years, he noted.
Iran is a powerful country in the Middle East and is fully prepared to keep its territorial integrity and national sovereignty, Najjar said.
The occupying regime attempted to avert global public opinion from its disabilities, corruption and weaknesses in challenging with resistance forces by holding the 60th year of its illegal creation in the occupied lands.
Tel Aviv regime also plans to raise allegations against the Islamic Republic with an aim of stirring up violence beyond the borders of the occupied territories.
On Lebanon, he argued that the country is one of the most pivotal geographical regions of the Muslim world, thus, all Muslim nations in the region should give priority to the fate of the country.
Iran has always supported the Islamic countries based on its constitution and within the framework of international conventions, Najjar noted.
The Islamic Republic supports national unity of Lebanon and respects the vote of Lebanese people, he said.
The minister added that Tehran is monitoring foreign footsteps in this Mediterranean country.
"Interventions in the country's domestic affaires are in contrary to the interests of the Lebanese people and the resistance movement" he said.
Najjar pointed out that the US is making Lebanon an unsafe place to guarantee the security of the Zionist regime.
"Tehran hopes that all sects and political factions to remember the fact that the exacerbation of racial and sectarian differences will benefit trans-regional powers, who are keen to see a weakened Lebanon on 'Israeli' neighborhood," he added.