IRNA – Iran Parliament (Majlis) Speaker's Special Aide for International Affairs has expressed Iran readiness to sent drugs and medical teams to Palestine for treating those injured recently in the bitter incident caused by the Zionists in Al-Aqsa Mosque.


Hossein Amir Abdollahian made the remarks Sunday in a meeting with Hamas' representative in Iran, Khaled al-Qaddumi.

During the meeting the Iranian senior official also pointed to the relations between the Permanent Secretariat to Support Palestinian Intifada and about 800 international non-governmental organizations (NGO) and elaborated on Iran’s measures to support the Palestinian people and the urgent need for protecting the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Amir Abdollahian urged the Islamic countries to prevent Zionist regime from doing such rude acts.

As the Secretary General of the Permanent Secretariat to Support Palestinian Intifada, Amir Abdollahian expressed concern over the attack by Israeli armed forces on the Palestinian prayers which claimed the lives of four people, leaving 400 more injured.

Meanwhile, al-Qaddumi described recent actions by the Zionists as a prelude for reoccupation of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.

Palestinians remain to seriously condemn Israeli actions and they are against Zionists security measures, he added.