Ahmadinejad Tells UN His Vision of A World Without Israel
September 26, 2007
Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad used his speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday to unveil a vision of a world without Israel, in which America and Europe would be freed of what he said was Zionist oppression.
Culminating a concerted assault on what he described as the injustices and oppressions practiced by the “big powers” since World War II, he said that the ungodly era of lewdness and violence was coming to a close and that “the age of monotheism has commenced.”
The world was “nearing the sunset of the time of empires,” he said, and urged the dominant world powers to eschew their “obedience to Satan” and “submit to the will of god.” If they did so, “they will be saved.” If not, “calamities will befall them.”
But whether or not these powers chose to reform themselves, he said, the day was fast approaching when “occupied lands will be freed. Palestine and Iraq will be liberated from the domination of the occupiers.” And the people of America and Europe would be liberated from Zionist oppression. “This is the promise of god,” he said. “Therefore it will be fulfilled.”
Earlier in his address, the Iranian president insisted again that his country’s nuclear program was peaceful and transparent, and repeated and elaborated on the charges he had levelled at Columbia University on Monday against Israel - which he did not mention by name, but rather called “the illegal Zionist regime.”
He told the assembled world leaders that the people of Palestine had been punished for 60 years for what had happened in Europe. They had been held “under occupation of the illegal Zionist regime,” he said. “The Palestinian people have been displaced,” he went on, “incarcerated under abhorrent conditions.” They were being deprived of water and medicine “for the sin of asking for freedom.”
Ahmadinejad accused Israel of terrorism and castigated “the brutal Zionists” for carrying out targeted assassinations.
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