Ahmadinejad Downplays Annapolis Conference
November 28, 2007 by pulkit
Ahmadinejad has attacked the conference in Annapolis and feels that it was a propagandist excercise by the U.S to placate the Zionists. He also let loose his anger upon the final declaration at the Middle East peace conference and labeled it a “piece of torn paper.”
Ahmadinejad seemed to have been irked by the participation of Saudi Arabia and Syria in the conference, and communicated this to King Abdullah of Saudi.
The ideological divide between Iran’s mullah regime and the Arabs has come to the fore after Annapolis. Arabs simply do not expect to wake-up one fine morning, just for the morning newspapers to break the pleasent news of Israel’s fairy tale vanishing act from the face of the earth - they are more realistic and are ready to parley.
Western diplomats can also bank upon the colossal cultural rift between Iran and the rest of the Arab world. The distance between the two is more than any tool of mensuration might make you believe.
“We have had such conferences in the past as well, but all of them failed - also this time there will be no achievement but another effort to undermine the rights of Palestinians,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini said.[source]
