Iran warns neighbors: Do not facilitate Israel’s hostile presence in region

Pars Today- In response to Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the United Arab Emirates, Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned the Israeli prime minister’s visit to the region and warned of the highly dangerous consequences of the presence of the occupying regime in the region.

Citing IRNA, Pars Today reported that Iran’s Foreign Ministry described the presence of the Israeli prime minister in the region as a provocative move, stressing: “Regional governments are expected, in recognition of their responsibility for regional peace and stability, to refrain from facilitating the Israeli regime’s destabilizing presence and not allow the territory of regional countries to become a platform for destabilizing actions against other countries in the region.”

The Iranian Foreign Ministry statement said: “At a time when West Asia is experiencing one of the most fragile and sensitive periods in its history due to the Israeli regime’s military aggression against Iran and the escalation of its occupation and genocide in Islamic lands, particularly Palestine and Lebanon, the presence of a criminal whose hands are stained with the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent people and who is being pursued by international courts is extremely dangerous and alarming.”

The statement added: “Undoubtedly, given the Israeli regime’s proven hostility and animosity toward Iran and other countries in the region, as well as its repeated threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran, all countries in the region must remain vigilant about the consequences of such a presence, which threatens collective peace and security in the region.”

The Iranian Foreign Ministry stressed: “Regional security is a collective and indivisible matter, and any move that facilitates the entry of destabilizing actors into the region will ultimately harm all regional countries and lead to greater division, insecurity and instability in West Asia.”