“Although the US Supreme Court’s decision is temporary and will be revised in October, it reveals the fact that despite US officials’ claims, Washington is determined to have a discriminatory treatment of Muslims and adopt an unfair approach towards them,” Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi said.
“While nearly all Muslims living in the US as well as those traveling to the country, including Iranians, are according to their history, culture and civilization, typically conformist and tolerant people who keep extremism and violence at bay, the US officials have always treated them with pessimism and humiliation,” ISNA quoted him as saying.
“The US president’s stances towards Muslims during his presidential campaign and after taking power are clear examples of such humiliating approach,” Ghasemi noted.
The spokesman condemned such policies and said: “it is regrettable that the US government is closing its eyes on the real perpetrators of terrorist attacks in the US and misguiding public opinion just because of its short-sighted economic justifications”.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran will give an appropriate response and adopt the required measures after closely studying the latest decision made by the US Supreme Court,” he added.