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porpo · 27 november 2011, 21:34

Volgens Ahmad Jannati zou Aal-Saoed opstappen en het volk de vrijheid geven om zelf een regering te kiezen/vormen.

Khamenei tussen Jannati en Ahmadinajad

Saudi dynasty should leave power: top Iran cleric

AFP - Saudi Arabia's ruling Al-Saud dynasty should give up power, a hardline senior Iranian cleric said Friday, warning that the fate of Egypt's toppled president Hosni Mubarak awaits Saudi King Abdullah.

"You should give up power and leave it to the people. They will establish a people's government," Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati said in the weekly Muslim prayers at Tehran University.

"It is better for the Al-Saud to awaken. The fate of the Egyptian pharaoh (Hosni Mubarak) and that of the (fallen) strongmen in Libya and Tunisia, ultimately, awaits the Saudi pharaoh (King Abdullah)...

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Another point of contention between the two has been the Saudi military intervention in March in the Sunni-ruled Gulf kingdom of Bahrain to help its government quash pro-democracy protests led by the Shiite majority there.

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27 november 2011, 21:34	#1
porpo Europees Commissaris Geregistreerd: 20 juni 2009 Berichten: 6.053	Iraanse top imam eist opstappen saudi koningshuis Volgens Ahmad Jannati zou Aal-Saoed opstappen en het volk de vrijheid geven om zelf een regering te kiezen/vormen. Khamenei tussen Jannati en Ahmadinajad Saudi dynasty should leave power: top Iran cleric AFP - Saudi Arabia's ruling Al-Saud dynasty should give up power, a hardline senior Iranian cleric said Friday, warning that the fate of Egypt's toppled president Hosni Mubarak awaits Saudi King Abdullah. "You should give up power and leave it to the people. They will establish a people's government," Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati said in the weekly Muslim prayers at Tehran University. "It is better for the Al-Saud to awaken. The fate of the Egyptian pharaoh (Hosni Mubarak) and that of the (fallen) strongmen in Libya and Tunisia, ultimately, awaits the Saudi pharaoh (King Abdullah)... (...) Another point of contention between the two has been the Saudi military intervention in March in the Sunni-ruled Gulf kingdom of Bahrain to help its government quash pro-democracy protests led by the Shiite majority there. france24 Laatst gewijzigd door porpo : 27 november 2011 om 21:36.