Judiciary Chief Blasts West for Harboring Terrorists
IRAN NEWS NATIONAL DESK
TEHRAN – Judiciary Chief Hojjatoleslam Seyed Ebrahim Raisi yesterday hailed the Iranian intelligence forces for arresting the ringleader of a U.S.-based anti-Iran terrorist group and said the West has turned into a safe place for terrorists.
Speaking at the Supreme Council of Judiciary, Hojjatoleslam Raisi hailed the intelligence forces for nabbing the leader of the terrorist group, saying that today a question is raised how those countries, claiming to defend human rights, have become safe havens for the terrorist groups who have killed innocent people in any part of the world and support them.
He said that this has been proved to the world that the U.S. and Europe are the biggest violators of human rights and the U.S. hegemony is the most hated system in the world, and the most amount of hatred towards the U.S. is seen among the nations.
Hojjatoleslam Raisi further said reliance on and retreating against enemy is a strategic mistake and called for drawing up the resistance and self-belief theory from the media, and exposing the nature and performance of the distortion current.
He also pointed to some axes of the Supreme Leader’s recent remarks, adding that management of the market and control of the prices of the basic goods are emphasized by the Leader and all economic elites which should be focused by the government and wherever it is needed, the Judiciary is ready to cooperate.
Hojjatoleslam Raisi added that the second issue which has been emphasized by the leader is the management of forex market and urged the intelligence bodies to work on to find the reasons and to confront with the hidden hands which cause disrupt in the country’s forex and monetary system, underscoring that the Judiciary is ready to encounter with the disruptors.
He also said the disqualified lawyers and judges are not allowed to return to work, adding that the Judiciary is doing its best to keep the advocacy in the Judiciary system healthy through precise legal supervisions.
