The burning of women and children in Rafah has awakened the consciences of nations in the world even the supporters of the Israeli regime, Tehran's interim Friday prayers leader said.
Speaking at the sermons of Friday prayers in the Iranian capital, Tehran's interim Friday prayers leader Hujjat al-Islam Mohammad Hassan Abu Torabi Fard said that today, oppressed and powerful Rafah has become the end point of the Israeli regime.
Despite the weapons provided to the regime by America and the supports of international institutions, Gaza is still standing, Abu Torabi Fard noted.
Stating that Gaza will not be erased from the geography of the Islamic world, the cleric said, "The bloody epic of Gaza must have a winner, and that is its survival and reconstruction by Islamic countries."
The burning of women and children in Rafah has awakened the consciences of nations in the world even the supporters of the Israeli regime, Tehran's interim Friday prayers leader said.
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