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Abbas Iraqi: It is time for Washington to free itself from the chains of the Israel lobby
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Abbas Iraqi: It is time for Washington to free itself from the chains of the Israel lobby

منبع تصویر: en.isna.ir

By Euronews Farsi Editorial 2 min Read time 26,489

Seyed Abbas Iraqi, Iran's Foreign Minister, stated that the United States must liberate itself from the influence of the pro-Israel lobby. These remarks come at a time when criticisms of U.S. policies regarding the Middle East, particularly the Palestinian issue, are on the rise.

The Influence of the Israel Lobby on U.S. Policies

Abbas Iraqi pointed out the negative impacts of the Israel lobby on key U.S. decision-making, stating that the country should pay more attention to its national interests and free itself from the chains tied to it by this lobby. He also referred to the negative consequences of this influence on America's international relations, especially its relations with regional countries.

Consequences of Current U.S. Policies

These remarks come at a time when many analysts believe that U.S. policies in the Middle East, especially regarding Israel and Palestine, need serious reconsideration. Iraqi emphasized the importance of supporting Palestinian rights and called for a change in the current approaches of the United States, stressing the need to pay attention to the opinions and demands of regional countries.

In continuation of his remarks, the Iranian Foreign Minister referred to the necessity of active and fair diplomacy in the Middle East and called for greater solidarity among Islamic countries in support of Palestinian rights. He stated that only through diplomacy and dialogue can sustainable peace be achieved in this region.

Abbas Iraqi also mentioned the challenges that Islamic countries face against U.S. unilateral policies, saying, "Only through unity and cooperation can we stand against these challenges and make our voices heard by the world."

In conclusion, Iraqi emphasized that changes in U.S. policies require time and continuous effort, but should be considered a serious goal for future international relations.

Source: en.isna.ir