Islamic personalities downplay Tel Aviv's 60th anniversary fest

Several Islamic personalities interviewed by Qodsna believed that the imminent Israeli festivals to mark the 60th anniversary of its faking were an already bungled attempt to fabricate an identity for itself. The interviews taken on the sideline of a 3-day international conference on Islamic unity follow.

Israel on the verge of annihilation
Hafiz Sayed Riaz Hossein Najafi, Head of "Jamia-tul Muntazar" seminary in Pakistan told Qodsna that if Muslims of the world got united the regime will soon become defunct.

Quoting Pointing to the recommendations of late founder of Islamic republic of Iran that if any Muslims in the world pours one bucket of water at Israel it would vanish, he said "By unity, the aim will be fulfilled."
 
He described the aim of the Israeli regime's efforts for inviting the world leaders to attend in 60th anniversary of its fabrication as an effort to create a front against Muslims and to provoke discords among them.

Tel Aviv seeks nationality by 60th anniversary celebrations
Lebanese Mufti urged for Islamic unity and unanimity among Muslims and called for an end to discords among the Palestinian factions.

On the sideline of the 21st International Conference on Islamic Unity, on Monday Sheikh Muhammad Ghaleb told Qodsna that the Palestinian issue is a top concern of the word of Islam.

"As long as the crisis exists in the region, no peace will happen."

Pointing to the Tel Aviv authorities' efforts for holding celebrations on the occasion of its fabrication, the Mufti said, "Tal Abib is seeking to find nationality to legalize its regime."

"We (the Muslims) must try to counter against such plots," he said, urging Muslims and Arabs to pressure the Palestinian factions to end their internal discords.

60^th anniversary fest, an attempt to escape historical vagueness

Sabbah Zanganeh, expert in Middle East affairs told Qodsna that the Israeli efforts for holding the celebrations were an effort for establishment of the regime and also an attempt to free it from its historical ambiguity.