NCRI – The former Jordanian Minister and Ambassador, Bassam al-Amoush in an interview with NCRI on November 18th, 2016 discussed Iran’s meddle in the region and stated: “Iran’s meddle in the region is not only limited to occupying the lands but it also overheats and ignites the sectarian sedition as well as a religious war to divide Muslims.”
He also added: “the Iranian people are civilized and Muslim. They wish to have the rulers in order to care them but the clerical regime takes their money to spend on the wars that do not have any benefit for the people. The clerical regime is united with the Syrian regime to kill the Syrians and to disintegrate the Iraqi people. This is not even a benefit to our economy since Iran’s economy is inflicted by the million dollars of costs which have been wasted.”
Dr. Bassam al-Amoush condemned the divisive policies of the Iranian regime which resulted in the breakdown of the Islamic countries. He said:”I take issue with the divisive policies that Khamenei follows as the Supreme Leader of Iran.”
On Thursday 17th November 2016, at the end of the extraordinary session of the Foreign Ministers, the case of Houthi militias’ missile attack on Mecca was referred to UN by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation.
On Friday November 18th 2016, CNN Arabic News announced this news:” Saudi Foreign Affairs Minister, Nizar Madani said that Saudi Arabia will not tolerate any damage to the shrines of the two Holy Imams and anyone who do not revere the sacred land, he will not also respect the other territories as well.”
He urged all Islamic countries to take a clear stance on this issue so that such criminal attacks won’t be repeated in the future.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs added:” any country that supports the Houthi militias and Ali Abdulah Saleh and any nation that supplies Houthis with money, weapons and the ballistic missile has a legal liability and it is the constant partners of them in assault and reverence .They are also the supporter of terrorism and the creators of chaos, insecurity, and instability in the Islamic countries.”