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Dr. Ali Larijani, Iran's parliament speaker. Photo: Sebastian Zwez.
AP – TEHRAN, Iran — Iran’s parliament speaker on Saturday compared Israel to a barking dog that won’t dare attack the Islamic republic over its controversial nuclear program.
“They make a lot of fuss about it but don’t dare to attack Iran,” Ali Larijani said of Israel. His comments were posted on the parliament’s website. “They are like dogs that keep barking but are not for attacks.”
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