Panelists discuss faltering status of Israel

(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Several Iranian NGOs staged a panel discussion on Tuesday to discuss the political and social status of the Zionist regime.

Titled 'End of Israel,' the conference also gave a touch to the faltering status of Israel amid the regional developments.

Iran-based Office in Support of Palestine and the House of Young Top Citizens will staged the panel discussion under the auspices of Tehran Municipality.

During the conference, director of the pro-Palestinian research center Neda, Ahmad Soroush-nejad believed that the Zionist-dwelled areas in the occupied Palestine are so small in area that they are within the range of the Palestinian resistance rockets, adding that the geographically small area are never safe.

The expert also touched on the demographic inferiority of the Zionist population compared to the Palestinian population, adding that any referendum in Palestine would be in favor of the Palestinian side as they have a larger population than the Zionists.

The expert also considered the extreme cultural diversity of the Zionist population as another major challenge facing the regime. Soroush-nejad elaborated that the Zionist community has been made up of people from 102 different nationalities, leading to extreme cultural gaps inside the community and major social and political crises.

The research director said the Zionist regime also faces major challenges in politics as it has yet been able to establish a Constitution due to internal rifts.

The expert concluded that any major combat would push the Zionist regime towards an abyss.

Next, a researcher in the Islamic Center I South Africa, Hojjat-ol-Islam Abdollah Husseini, discussed suggestions of the Koran on the ways to counter against the Zionist regime. The expert maintained that the Holy Koran suggests that the regime would perish in 2022.

In the meantime, the organizers honored the surviving family of Mohsen Mousavi, an Iranian diplomat believed to be languishing in the Israeli captivity for more than three decades.

The participants also heard from an expert in Zionism affairs, Ali Akbar Raefipour and representative of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Naser Abu Sharif.

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