Imam Khomeini designated Quds day as a freedom seeker

A Spanish thinker believes the freedom-seeking attitude of the late founder of the Islamic Republic, Imam Khomeini prompted him to designate the international day of Quds.

Manuel Galiana Ros was speaking to the Qods News Agency (Qodsna) a few days ahead of the 27^th anniversary of the demise of the renowned personality.

The Spanish intellectual said unless Imam Khomeini had started the Islamic Revolution, it would have been irrelevant to speak of freedom.

“If the Islamic Revolution had not been triumphed, there would be no axis of resistance against Zionism,” the prominent Spanish researcher wrote in an email interview.

Ros said the role of Imam Khomeini was followed by his successor, Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei.

“Anti-Zionist activists in the world appreciate his stance as an advocate of the rights o the oppressed, especially The Palestinian nation,” he said.