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Iranian president strongly condemns Charlie Hebdo’s insulting cartoons

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has strongly condemned French magazine Charlie Hebdo’s recent insulting cartoons about the marjaeiyah and religious as well as human values of the Iranian people.

Raisi said resorting to insult under the guise of defending freedom is clear proof that the logic of those who desecrate is hollow.

The president added that the cartoons also show that they lost all hopes of causing chaos and insecurity in Iran.

Raisi further referred to remarks by the US president in which Joe Biden has said world countries “are not a patch in our jeans.”

He said US presidents have a long track record of humiliating other nations and governments, adding that such comments are a return to the colonialism period and proof that a pharaoh-style and brutal attitude lies behind the deceptive humanitarian gestures of the US in defending human rights and the rights of women.

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