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Israel calls on other countries to boycott Ahmadinejad’s UN speech

Israel wants a full boycott of Iran president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s speech at the UN summit on Wednesday.

The Khaleej Times reports, Israel has contacted foreign ministries of countries around the world trying to convince them to have their representatives leave the hall when Ahmadinejad gives his speech.

Germany and Britain have responded pretty quickly to this call from Israel, here are some tweets with their response.

  1. Sharon
    slkbrooke (Florida) British officials 2 walk out of UN if Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks about Holocaust http://bit.ly/pVe9i via @Fingertipnews @TelegraphNews #tcot
  2. Hank Humphrey
    JaxStateFan (Georgia) RT @gadsdenlivefree: RT @jeanniemcbride Germany to Walk Out if Ahmadinejad Denies Holocaust! –Thank you Germany!

Twitter users in Iran joined Israel’s bid to boycott Ahmadinejad’s speech and started sending their own boycott tweets.

  1. Arian Mobasser
    arianimate (Tehran, Iran) you can’t have innocent people beaten, arrested, and shot in the streets of NY, Ahmadinejad. Support Human Rights. Wear Green. #iranelection
  2. Iran Election News
    IEN88 (Tehran, Iran) “one ahmadinejad, thousands of nedas” – re gathering of iranians in new york ~ hf http://bit.ly/b2Pua
  3. Mitra Irani
    mitrashivaya (Tehran, Iran) Tomorrow in NY, tell the world we don’t want ahmadinejad. We want regime change in Iran, We want freedom in Iran.
  4. Sam Holako
    samholako (Tehran, Iran) RT @lotfan: Ask your UN rep to walk out on Ahmadinejad http://bit.ly/1Z9SYw #V #iranelection #GreenNY

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  • pete
    fuk israel
  • izuber
    definitely there is nothing wrong with opening this topic for research and debate since the supporters have only existed to amplify the excessive theories developed under the influence of propaganda.
  • thehighroad
    The beauty of supporting freedom of speech is that it enables everyone to consider all points of view, no matter how outrageous, and just as important, it enables the deliberate examination of content and motives of those so freely allowed to express themselves.
    Apparently some are not willing to so defend freedom of speech. Too bad. They are the losers for it, by their rude actions showing loyalty only to self interest.

    Democracy is more than "one person, one vote." It is far more than that: It is the right to be heard. It is voting by individuals responsibly informed, and it is the rule of the majority(not the minority) that must be respected.
  • monroereimers
    What's wrong with asking for debate on the Jewish holocaust?
  • Alitabriz
    Iran has not attacked any country and will not attck any nation,but Israel prpoganda machine made Iranian look like a zioniest who killed millions of Palastinian and displaced over 6,000,000 millions of them.We in Iran voted to a president who wants to defand Iranian rights and did and doing.we do not want a lider who will be send to us by US or UK or any other thired party.We don,t have a nuclear bomb and we don,t need one.our nation is under 3 round sanction by united terror with US on the driver set.Israel has 350 nuclear warhead with licence to use from USA.Sham on you US with this double standard towards Iranian and Muslim nation.This kind of dealing makes you think,Does super power acts this way? God Bless Iran and Ahmadinejad.
  • Alitabriz
    He is the peoples President not the puppet one like ex Shah of Iran who is son spending millions of dollars of Iranian money to harm Iranian togather with Israel .He has got support of majority of Iranian in and outside of Iran. A small minotry of ex shah supporters can not be the Iranian oppinion.We love him and we will love him what ever happens.He is much better then the lider of the ragime which we had before.Long live Ahmadinejad.
  • prafulp
    "As a progressive Arab I am not supposed to theoretically ally myself with a theological regime, but from the point of view of our interest as Arabs fighting colonialism and Zionism, and as the present Iranian regime is among the very few forces that support our cause especially the Palestinian cause, and its Arab resistance organizations, we owe the Iranian regime gratitude, and we are ready to defend it against its foreign and certain internal critics and enemies."
    to quote a fellow traveler.
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