United States is Looking for Unipolar Administration of World.

The former head of the Alawite Federation of Turkey said: "The US is looking for a unipolar administration of the world."

Dugan Bermek, a guest of the conference, who traveled to the Eastern Azerbaijan by contribution of the Razavi Youth Network, in a news conference in Tabriz said: " After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the US is looking for a unipolar administration of the world, and this has made some international powers upset. "
"Jerusalem was a sacred city for Jews, Christians, and Muslims, and a city with such a background cannot be exclusive to the 20 million-population Zionists but it belongs to everyone", he added.
The former head of the Alawite Federation of Turkey continued: "Negative reactions have been made to the Zionist movement also in the Jewish world, creating greatest distance between the Jewish community and the Zionist community of the present time within past 100 years."
Noting that the United Nations sanctioned the multipolar administration of Jerusalem several years ago, he said: " Unfortunately the lack of coordination and unity among Arab Muslims at that time, caused the failure in implementation of the plan."
"Instead of reminding the past mistakes, we have to transmit the Jerusalem news independently, and invite everyone to offer solution to this problem", Dugan stated.
"The Zionist capital's transfer from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem was contrary to international law, and this action by the United States and the Zionist regime is a mistake that may wage war and many people are upset in the United States", he added.
Emphasizing that there are many problems with the United States and Israel, the former head of the Alawite Federation of Turkey said: "They are trying to solve their problems through violence, and the recent action of Trump is an instance. We have to bring our voice to the popular organizations."
It should be noted that the sixth Ofoq-e Now (New Horizon) International Conference with presence of 60 prominent figures from 22 countries, anti-Zionist activists and dozens of Iranian political, academic and media figures was held in Mashhad for three days since Saturday this weekend.