TEHRAN Iran has actually declined Israels allegations that it is funneling countless dollars to Hezbollah in Lebanon, calling the claims unproven and aimed at hindering Lebanons recovery after Israeli aggression.Esmaeil Baqaei, representative for Irans Foreign Ministry, attended to these allegations during a weekly interview on Monday, stating, These false claims belong to a broader attempt to interfere with Lebanons restoration efforts following Israels attacks.Last November, Israel agreed to a ceasefire with Hezbollah after more than 16 months of dispute, which saw substantial Israeli military losses and failure to meet its goals in Lebanon.Calls for global action against Israeli violence in West BankIn light of escalating Israeli military actions in the occupied West Bank, Iran has gotten in touch with the international neighborhood to step in to avoid further atrocities.During a weekly press rundown on Monday, Baqaei revealed serious concern over the continuous violence.
In spite of the ceasefire in Gaza, Israeli crimes and killings continue in the West Bank, he said, adding that human rights specialists have actually raised alarms that a genocide is unfolding in the area.Baqaei urged world powers to take immediate action, warning, The worldwide neighborhood needs to not allow the normalization of killing.Baqaei also restated Irans commitment to holding Israeli leaders accountable for their actions, particularly in Gaza.
He applauded the development of a brand-new anti-Israel alliance in the Netherlands, which aims to pursue legal action against Israeli authorities for their role in the Gaza conflict.The primary goal of this coalition is to end the Zionist regimes impunity for genocide, he said, highlighting Irans support for any effort aimed at securing justice for Palestinians.He condemned Western support for Israel, especially through arms materials, and insisted that Israeli leaders should deal with legal consequences for their actions.Last week, a group of nationsincluding South Africa, Malaysia, Colombia, and Chilelaunched The Hague Group, a union committed to ending Israels occupation and taking legal, diplomatic, and financial procedures versus Israels violations of international law.
One essential goal is to stop the flow of weapons to Israel, which could be utilized in more aggression versus Palestinians.Condemnation of forced moving of GazansIran also voiced strong opposition to former U.S.
President Donald Trumps recent proposal to transfer Gazas population to Jordan and Egypt.
Baqaei highlighted that the future of Gaza must be figured out by Palestinians themselves.No foreign power has the authority to choose Gazas fateonly the Palestinian individuals can choose their own future, he said.Trumps remarks, which suggested the cleaning out of the Gaza Strip and relocating its homeowners, were met with quick condemnation from Palestinian leaders, the United Nations, and Arab governments.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and Jordans King Abdullah II both turned down the proposition, calling it an injustice.Supporting Syrian peoples political choiceOn the circumstance in Syria, Baqaei responded to the appointment of Abu Mohammed al-Jolani as Syrias president, reiterating that Iran supports any government that reflects the will of the Syrian people.We support the Syrian peoples choice and hope this transitional period will lead to an inclusive government that represents all Syrians, he said.New Iranian ambassador to UK announcedBaqaei also confirmed the appointment of Ali Mousavi, a former director general at Irans Foreign Ministry, as Irans new ambassador to the United Kingdom.Swedish envoy summoned over clerics detentionIn other diplomatic advancements, Iran summoned Swedens ambassador to protest the detention of Mohsen Hakimollahi, the head of the Imam Ali Islamic Center in Stockholm.
Hakimollahi faces deportation, with Iranian officials declining the charges against him.
Baqaei condemned the move, calling it a clear violation of human rights.These actions are unjust, and we stand firmly against them, he stated.