Iran Press/ Iran News: Iran's President, Seyed Ebrahim Raisi, on Sunday in a meeting where he received the letter of credence of South Africa’s new ambassador, Francis Molloy, said: “South Africa’s decision to submit a complaint against the crimes of the Israeli regime is a historical, enduring and admirable move and the Islamic Republic of Iran supports this smart and wise initiative,”
Stating that there is no obstacle in the path of expanding relations between Iran and South Africa, the President stated: "Improving the level of cooperation between Iran and South Africa is in the interest of the two sides."
For his part, Molloy described relations between South Africa and Iran as distinctive and ideal while expressing hope that he could take constructive steps on the path to expand ties between the two countries.
The Hague-based ICJ began hearings on South Africa’s genocide case against the Israeli regime on January 11.
At least 25,105 people have been killed and 62,681 wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza since October 7, the Health Ministry in Gaza announced. 219
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