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Iran Focus Tehran, Iran, Feb. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reiterated on Thursday his allegations earlier in the day that Israel and the United States were behind Wednesday's bombing of a holy Shiite Shrine in the Iraqi city of Samarra. "Today, seeking wave of Islamic nations", Ahmadinejad said at a rally in the town of Ardel, western Iran, the official state news agency reported.

Holiday Wales Iran, Tehran, Jul. 23 - Iran's Foreign Ministry today hinted at Israeli involvement in Saturday's early-hours bombings in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, as well as Thursday's attacks in London. Iran also accused Israel of being behind 90 percent of the insurgencies in Iraq.

Iran has amassed troops along its border with Iraq saying they are there to fight rebels. Meanwhile, Israel has moved closer to NATO over concerns that Iran may be planning to attack. Separately, on Sunday President Ahmadinejad addressed what he called "plots of enemies to sow discord and tension among Iran's various ethnic groups", advising them to "stop your hostility towards Iran and go back to the path laid down by the Divine Prophets which is the only one that will lead to salvation of all mankind."

Cottage Holiday In Wales Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hamid-Reza Asefi said in a press briefing in the Iranian capital today that certain "Iraqi parties" had announced that Israel had a role in 90 percent of the bombings in Iraq. "On this basis, one cannot ignore the role of the Zionist regime in the recent bombings", Asefi said, referring to the series of car bombs and a separate blast which ripped through a tourist hotel and a coffee shop in Sharm el-Sheikh this morning and the four attempted bombings in London on Thursday.

The Defence Minister said that the "Great Satan and the Little Satan", or the United States and Israel, had embarked on a psychological warfare against Iran. Najjar, a veteran commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, is tied to the suicide bombing of the U.S. Marines compound in Beirut airport in October 1983, which killed 241 Americans. He was in command of the IRGC expeditionary force in Lebanon when on October 23, 1983, 22 a.m., a suicide bomber drove a large water delivery truck loaded with explosives into the Marine Barracks, killing 241 U.S. service members.

Caravan Holiday In Wales Iranian officials and the country's state-run media have stepped up the war of words against Israel since the ultra-conservatives consolidated their power with the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president in June.

Iran Focus London, Dec. United States President George W. Bush defended on Wednesday his labelling of Iran as part of the Axis of Evil and said that Tehran posed a "real threat" to the international community. In an interview with Fox News, Bush said that he was concerned about the "theocracy that has got little transparency" and that Iran' line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had "declared the destruction of Israel as part of their foreign policy".

Camping Holiday Wales Asefi accused the United States of having created instability in the world through the war on terrorism. "The wrong approach of the United States to terrorism has made the world unsafe and has led to a wave of terrorism all over the world. This is all due to the incorrect and childish approach of the [U.S.] and its insistence to fight terrorism".

3 matches Iran's claims, not only would Israel be within its range, but so would be parts of Europe, Russia, China and India. If true it would also likely further raise international concerns about Iran's missile and nuclear activities. Iran has said all along that its missile program is one of deterrence, its nuclear activities for the peaceful production of electricity. range cruise missiles and is also planning to send a satellite into space sometime in the year beginning March 2005, the start of the Iranian calendar.

Accommodation Holiday Wales An Al-Qaeda offshoot claimed responsibility for today's attacks which left at least 88 people dead, including a number of foreigners.

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