Ahmadinejad: Iran, Kenya favor justice, monotheism

Mombasa, Kenya - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday described justice as the permanent need of the humanity and said that the hearts of Iranians and Kenyans are beating for justice and monotheism.

Without justice, it is impossible to establish peace, stability, security and welfare, Ahmadinejad told Muslims in Mombassa.

He referred to the massacre of Palestinian children and women in Gaza by the Zionists and said that they are merciless and violate justice while the message of Muslims are mercy, friendship, piety, kindness, justice and upholding human rights.

"The hearts of the two nations are closer to each other and beat for justice and monotheism," he said.

Ahmadinejad added that today Africa is vigilant and African nations and governments will never allow bullying powers to return and plunder the region.

Referring to the pillage of wealth from the black continent by certain bullying powers, he noted that unfortunately, they oppressed the Africans for years and plundered their wealth and resources.

But today, they face vigilant nations and governments in the region, he said.

Saying that their vigilance is rooted in the message of prophets, especially Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), the chief executive said that the divine prophet supported the oppressed and withstood the tyrants.

He serves as a model for all Muslims, he noted.

Mombasa is the second largest city in Kenya bordering on the Indian Ocean.