They believe it is their Islamic duty to destroy Israel.why Iran Hates Israel? what is the main bone of contention between these two countries. Why cant they be friends? I can see they are not even neighbors. Also Israel being friend of India, if Iran is good to them, they can have lots of technological benefits.
I hope it has again not got something to do with Religion. and I hope Iranians are much BROAD MINDED people so hopefully it is not because of support for Palestine that Iran hates Israel.
(I for one believe since Israel is very much a nation with kids and women, it is better for any SANE person to accept Israel as a nation and move on. Live Peacefully and have good relations with Israel so it benefits whole humanity and Arabs also with its Technological prowess. Also the Palestinians should also be allowed to live their life peacefully and should concentrate on EDUCATION and HEALTH of their people, and not on Fighting and Guns)
@Era_923
Living in Lalaland won't do you much good in the real world. The superiority of Israel over Iran in every military way is common knowledge. You kill 10 Israelis, Israel will kill a 1000 Persians. And we'll liberate the Southern Azerbaijanis you're occupying if you do not wise up and topple your lunatic regime.
Israel 'will disappear,' Iran says ahead of rallies
(AFP) – 8 hours ago
TEHRAN — Israel is an artificial "outgrowth" in the Middle East that "will disappear," Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, said ahead of rallies on Friday against the Jewish state and supporting the Palestinians.
The annual Quds Day marches were started in 1979 after the founding of the Islamic republic. The protests use the word Quds, derived from Arabic, to designate the city of Jerusalem.
Khamenei, in a speech late Wednesday, said the "star of hope" that shined on Iran during its Islamic revolution, and in its 1980-1988 war with Iraq "will also shine for Palestine and its Islamic land will definitely be returned to the Palestinian nation."
He railed against Israel, saying: "This bogus and fake Zionist outgrowth will disappear off the landscape of geography."
Friday's rallies, he said, would be "a blow to the enemies of Islam and Palestine" and added that Iran views supporting the Palestinian cause "a religious duty."
This year's Quds Day marches will take place amid heightened tensions between Iran and Israel.
The Jewish state has greatly raised bellicose rhetoric threatening air strikes against the Islamic republic's nuclear facilities, which Israel believe are being used to develop atomic weapons that could destroy it.
Iran denies its nuclear programme is anything but peaceful.