Iran's president urges national consensus, free elections to solve Syria crisis (3)

When asked if Iran fears an Israeli military strike, Ahmadinejad said, "We do not fear them. I think it is obvious who fears who."

"The Zionist entity keeps threatening because it was established upon threats," Ahmadinejad continued, adding Israel was imposed on the region by the West "to create divisions and conflicts in the region to make it a market for their weapons."

He also called on the United States administration to change its policies toward the region and Islamic countries which, according to him, are based on domination, citing Afghanistan and Iraq as examples.

"I do not want to accuse anyone but it could have been better than it is now, and whenever there is a positive change we will support it," Ahmadinejad said.

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