Velayati's Dig at Baku: Turkey Walked Out of the Hall, and You Served Them!

An adviser to the Supreme Leader, criticizing Baku's treatment of the Zionist regime's head and its ban on a veiled student's entry, said recent developments sent a clear message to the Islamic world about choosing between preserving faith and friendship with Tel Aviv.

Criticizing Baku's treatment of the head of the Zionist regime and banning the entry of a veiled student, the Supreme Leader's adviser said that the recent developments sent a clear message to the Islamic world about the choice between keeping the faith and friendship with Tel Aviv.

According to Arjan's ambassador, Ali Akbar Velayati, adviser to the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, criticized the way the authorities of this country dealt with Isaac Herzog, the head of the Zionist regime, in response to the recent developments in Baku.

Referring to Türkiye's behavior at the CICA meeting, Velayati said: Türkiye left the hall during Herzog's speech. But what did Baku do? "Warm reception".

He also pointed to the banning of a veiled student from entering the school and emphasized that such an incident calls into question Baku's ability to host the Islamic Cooperation Summit in the future.

In the end, the adviser of the supreme leader of the revolution stated: The Islamic world heard the clearest message from the developments in Baku. A message about choosing between "keeping the faith" and "friendship with Tel Aviv".