Iran Encourages Palestinians Resistance against Israel

Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat (the lower house of the Parliament of Malaysia) Amin Mulia, said that Muslim states should set aside sectarian differences and 'return to Islam,' and that intolerance must leave Islamic society to create stability in this community.

Malaysia has tried several times to pass a resolution against Israel on the UN Security Council, 'but China, the United States, Russia and France vetoed our draft resolutions,' he said at the 6th International Conference in Support of the Palestinian Intifada (Uprising).

The chairman of the Oman Consultative Assembly, Khalid bin Hilal bin Nasser Al-Mawali, affirmed that to continue the Palestinian ideology all Muslims need to remain united.

The sufferings of the Palestinians are increasing because their holy places are being disrespected by extremist Jewish settlers, he said, adding that the political and media manipulation that calls terrorists those who defend their territories from Zionist encroachment is wrong.

Al-Mawali added that states should think about current developments in the Islamic world while Israelis continue to build homes in occupied land settlements.

Syrian parliament speaker Hadiya Khalaf Abbas stressed the importance of organizing a meeting of this nature and Iran's support for the Palestinians and the fight against terrorism in their country and the region.

He commented that political and military successes of Bashar Al-Assad's government are, to a large extent, due to the contribution of the Persian republic and the Resistance of the Lebanese Hezbollah movement.

In that sense, Deputy Secretary-General of that Shiite group, Sheikh Naim Qassem, denounced that the new president of the United States, Donald Trump, 'is doing everything possible to unravel the Muslims' and Israel seeks to take advantage of that reality.