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Mossad Killed my Husband
Navideshahed: The late Iranian nuclear scientist Massoud Mohammadi's wife says Zionist agents were behind the assassination of her husband.
Mansoureh Karami said on Monday “An Zionist openly told me in an international congress on victims of terrorism in France...that 'we have assassinated your husband and we have been at war with you for 30 years.”?
Fars News Agency quoted Karami as saying “I am sorry that an Iranian young man sold himself for money…. The assassin admitted that Zionists had told him that Ali-Mohammadi was trying to build a nuclear bomb, but this was not true. Zionist regime and terrorist organizations like the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) have tried to hurt our sacred establishment using assassination.”?
Karami added that if UN human rights rapporteur, Ahmed Shaheed, aims to protect justice and human rights, he should talk to the families of Iranian victims of terror.
“There are more than 17,000 victims of terrorism in Iran. Although this phenomenon has been denounced throughout the world, the US uses it as a tool,”? she noted.
Professor Massoud Ali-Mohammadi, a lecturer at Tehran University, was killed by a booby-trapped motorbike near his home in northern Tehran on January 12, 2010.
Ali Jamali-Fashi, the man who killed Ali-Mohammadi, admitted in court that he had made numerous visits to Turkey to meet Mossad agents prior to his assassination.
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Source: IRIB World Service
Mansoureh Karami said on Monday “An Zionist openly told me in an international congress on victims of terrorism in France...that 'we have assassinated your husband and we have been at war with you for 30 years.”? Fars News Agency quoted Karami as saying “I am sorry that an Iranian young man sold himself for money…. The assassin admitted that Zionists had told him that Ali-Mohammadi was trying to build a nuclear bomb, but this was not true. Zionist regime and terrorist organizations like the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO) have tried to hurt our sacred establishment using assassination.”? Karami added that if UN human rights rapporteur, Ahmed Shaheed, aims to protect justice and human rights, he should talk to the families of Iranian victims of terror. “There are more than 17,000 victims of terrorism in Iran. Although this phenomenon has been denounced throughout the world, the US uses it as a tool,”? she noted. Professor Massoud Ali-Mohammadi, a lecturer at Tehran University, was killed by a booby-trapped motorbike near his home in northern Tehran on January 12, 2010. Ali Jamali-Fashi, the man who killed Ali-Mohammadi, admitted in court that he had made numerous visits to Turkey to meet Mossad agents prior to his assassination. The End Source: IRIB World Service
