Hawzah News Agency- Majid Khaleqpour, the Vice-Chancellor of Al-Mustafa International University delivered a speech during the protest gathering of students from 100 different nationalities who came together in support of Gaza children in Quds Hussainiya in Qom on Sunday, November 12. The Shia cleric referred to the closure of schools in Gaza, stating that that the children of the Palestine are experiencing the most intense bombings in the history of mankind, and said,” The issue of Palestine is an important issue and every student should learn about the history of Palestine.”

He emphasized the importance of holding a Palestinian book reading competition among children and added,” You children of the Islamic Ummah, who are students from different countries of the world, should know Palestine completely and become familiar with its history, besides trying to acquire knowledge of books of different educational levels, Familiarity with Palestine should also be noted.”

The Vice-Chancellor of Al-Mustafa University stated that the enemy intends to attack the Muslim Ummah through Palestine and clarified,” If we get to know the plots of the enemy in the issue of Palestine, we will be able to get to know the other plots, and we will recognize the enemy's conspiracies as well in order to deal with it.”

In the final part of his speech, Hujjat al-Islam Khaleqpour considered it very important to pray for the victory of Palestine and to save the oppressed Muslims of Gaza.

It should be noted that at the beginning of this ceremony, Hujjat al-Islam Qazi, the head of the Family Affairs Center of al-Mustafa International University, welcomed the presence of all the children of the Muslim world from 100 nationalities and stated that if someone hears the call of oppressed and does not seek to help him, he is not a Muslim. We can help the oppressed people of Gaza and Palestine.

Pointing out that half of the martyrs of Palestine are the oppressed children of this land, he said,” The call of Down to U.S. and death to Israel, is the echo of helping the oppressed of the world.”