TEHRAN (Reuters) – An Iranian Jewish leader on Wednesday said his community would not mark this week’s 60th anniversary of the founding of the state of Israel, which he accused of “killing innocent” Palestinians. “We are in complete disagreement with the behaviour of Israel,” Siamak Morsadegh, the incoming Jewish member of the Iranian parliament following a March election, told Reuters. “It is not related to us,” he said about Thursday’s celebrations in Israel to commemorate six decades of statehood. “We are Iranians. We have no relations with Israel.”
