Iran’s Ahmadinejad Is Weakened, Isolated as He Addresses UN
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has a record of hurling insults at Israel when he addresses world leaders at the UN General Assembly. The Jewish state has reason to expect more of the same today.
In a Sept. 21 interview with ABC News, Ahmadinejad referred to Israel as a “fake regime” whose “oppressive preconditions” to peace talks would doom that nation. In a Sept. 13 interview with the Washington Post, he said it is a “dreadful party, a feared party, the party that was behind the first World War and the second World War.”