In the Run Up to Khomeini's Annual Celebration of Zionhass, Iran's New "Moderate" Prez Calls Israel "An Old Wound That Should be Removed"

Wow, that's soooo much more "moderate" than non-moderate A-jad calling for a Zionrein planet.

Update: Hezbo chief/Tehran sycophant Nasty Nasrallah hopes tons of Khomeinists and other Zion-loathers turn out for this year's Zionhass-a-palooza:

(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah announced that due to the recent regional developments, there must be particular attention and special participation in celebrating this year's International al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day.

 

In a televised speech during the observing of al-Qadr Night at Sayyed Shohadaa complex, his eminence said that before 2006 war, Hezbollah used to celebrate al-Quds Day, called for by Imam Khomeini, with bulky military parades, and a large turnout. 

"The security measures taken against the Zionist entity primarily imposes changing the form of the celebration because the Israelis are lurking our leaders, staff, existence and being as they have killed Haj Imad Mughniyeh and others," Sayyed Nasrallah added.

 

"Due to the security considerations and based on the sense of religious responsibility, we cannot gather thousands of soldiers  and leaders in one spot because the Israeli enemy aims at avenging for his defeat by Hezbollah."

 

Sayyed Nasrallah considered that the heavy participation in the "special" celebration of International al-Quds Day contributes to  preserve the meanings that Imam Khomeini aimed at.

 

"The recent developments assert the importance of a significant presence and participation in this celebration to express our stance towards this cause," Sayyed Nasrallah concluded.

Two things: "his eminence"? Give me a flipping break. Also--"security considerations" is also the excuse given for revoking, after many years, the local Khomeinists' permit to seethe 'n' rage at Queen's Park--so where will they go to follow Nasty's orders?

Update: Here's Nasty's speech on Shia TV (with English subtitles).