Ahmadinejad: Israel will disappear

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Dec 2, 2006 by  bobSP - 11 votes, 6 comments
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The Islamic Republic News Agency reported Saturday Ahmadinejad saying, "As everybody knows, the Zionist regime was created to establish dominion of arrogant states over the region and to enable the enemy to penetrate the heart Muslim land."
Saying the Israeli regime was inherently a "threat," and was "on the verge of disappearing"
Haniyeh praised the support of the Iranian government and nation for the cause of the Palestinian nation.
This kind of talk is liable to bring about war from Israel. They are inherently threatening Israel saying that they will "disappear" very soon.
"There is no doubt the Palestinian nation and Muslims as a whole will emerge victorious," the Iranian president told Haniyeh.
This type of rhetoric is very much like that of other despots in the past..he's rallying his people around violence..and eventually he will attack.
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