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Anti-Islam Film Aimed at Rift among Divine Religions

Navideshahed: Iranian Vice-President and Director of the Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organization (CHHTO) Hassan Moussavi condemned a film recently produced by a US-Israeli man against Islam, and said the US and the Zionist regime seek to sow discord among divine religions by producing such insulting movies.

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"The Zionist regime, in a well-thought scenario, wanted to use the series of events happening after the production of the blasphemous movie to stir disputes among Abrahimic religions," Moussavi said on Monday.

"Since the Zionist regime is collapsing, it has devised this move in a bid to buy time to rebuild and repair its flimsy and rotten pillars," he added.

In relevant remarks today, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei for a second time condemned the insult leveled against the prophet of Islam in the US movie, and said the film proves enemies' failure in confronting the waves of the Islamic Awakening sweeping the Middle-East and North Africa.

"The enemies insulted the last prophet (PBUH) because they lagged behind in confrontation with the Iranian nation and the waves of Islamic Awakening," Ayatollah Khamenei said, addressing a large number of Iranian Army cadets in the city of No-Shahr in the Northern Mazandaran province.

He questioned the US officials' claims that preventing the release of such blasphemous movies is in violation of the freedom of speech, and asked if that's the case, how come the western countries which claim to be supporting freedom of speech have forbidden questioning an unclear and ambiguous issue like the (Jewish) holocaust in their societies and do not allow journalists to criticize the such heinous policies of the arrogant powers as homosexuality.

Fury about the film tore across the Middle East with protesters attacking US embassies and burning American flags.

The five-million-US dollar movie has been financed by more than 100 Jews and produced by an American-Israeli man.

On Tuesday and after a trailer of the blasphemous movie took people in Egypt to the streets, people in Libya staged similar protest rallies which led to some clashes at the US consulate in the Eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, and Washington claims that its ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three staff members of the US consulate were killed in the clashes at the consulate building.

Following the events at the US consulate in Benghazi, the US evacuated all its diplomats in Libya and several other regional countries, but it then dispatched several warships to the Libyan coasts and deployed hundreds of marines and special forces in the country under the pretext of protecting the life of the United States' diplomatic corps in there.

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Source: Fars News Agency

"The Zionist regime, in a well-thought scenario, wanted to use the series of events happening after the production of the blasphemous movie to stir disputes among Abrahimic religions," Moussavi said on Monday. "Since the Zionist regime is collapsing, it has devised this move in a bid to buy time to rebuild and repair its flimsy and rotten pillars," he added. In relevant remarks today, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei for a second time condemned the insult leveled against the prophet of Islam in the US movie, and said the film proves enemies' failure in confronting the waves of the Islamic Awakening sweeping the Middle-East and North Africa. "The enemies insulted the last prophet (PBUH) because they lagged behind in confrontation with the Iranian nation and the waves of Islamic Awakening," Ayatollah Khamenei said, addressing a large number of Iranian Army cadets in the city of No-Shahr in the Northern Mazandaran province. He questioned the US officials' claims that preventing the release of such blasphemous movies is in violation of the freedom of speech, and asked if that's the case, how come the western countries which claim to be supporting freedom of speech have forbidden questioning an unclear and ambiguous issue like the (Jewish) holocaust in their societies and do not allow journalists to criticize the such heinous policies of the arrogant powers as homosexuality. Fury about the film tore across the Middle East with protesters attacking US embassies and burning American flags. The five-million-US dollar movie has been financed by more than 100 Jews and produced by an American-Israeli man. On Tuesday and after a trailer of the blasphemous movie took people in Egypt to the streets, people in Libya staged similar protest rallies which led to some clashes at the US consulate in the Eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, and Washington claims that its ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three staff members of the US consulate were killed in the clashes at the consulate building. Following the events at the US consulate in Benghazi, the US evacuated all its diplomats in Libya and several other regional countries, but it then dispatched several warships to the Libyan coasts and deployed hundreds of marines and special forces in the country under the pretext of protecting the life of the United States' diplomatic corps in there. The End Source: Fars News Agency