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Palestinian Authority’s ambassador lashes out at Iranian regime

Bassem al-Agha, the Palestinian Authority’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia

Bassem al-Agha, the Palestinian Authority’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia, reiterated his governing body’s support for Riyadh in the latest diplomatic flare-up between the Saudis and the regime in Iran, Breitbart News wrote on Friday.

Iran’s regime, known to support Hamas, has turned its back on the Palestinian Authority, Al-Agha alleged.

The United States has designated Hamas a terrorist group.

“The Palestinians have suffered from Iran’s actions and strange behaviors, which aim to undermine the legitimate Palestinian powers and to create ‘conglomerates’ against these legitimate powers,” Al-Agha told the pan-Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat.

Iran’s regime continues to support Hamas, a rival party of the Palestinian Authority, even following the Iran nuclear deal, which was supposed to help curb the regime’s regional ambition and expansion, according to Breitbart. In the months following the nuclear deal, Iran’s regime has continued to aid Hamas military officials on the ground in Gaza, according to reports.

While underscoring the hypocritical behavior of Tehran, the Palestinian official said “They have not built any schools for Palestinian children nor have they provided medical services for Palestinians.” Instead, Tehran issues fatwas against the Palestinian Authority, he said.

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