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UPDATED: 12:16, April 15, 2006
France condemns Iranian president's "unacceptable remarks"
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French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy condemned Friday the "unacceptable remarks" of the Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on the Holocaust and the state of Israel.

"As I have had occasion to do before, when the Iranian president made similar statements, I condemn these unacceptable remarks in the strongest possible terms. Israel's right to exist and the reality of the Holocaust should not be disputed," Douste- Blazy said in a statement.

Ahmadinejad on Friday launched a violent verbal attack at Israel and the United States at an international conference to show support to the Palestinians, saying that the Jewish state was a "permanent threat" and "on the road to being eliminated".

Source: Xinhua


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