Cristina invited the presentation of her book to a supportive sheikh who questions the terrorist attack against the AMIA

Sitting in the fourth row in the multiple act of presenting Sincerely, the book of Senator Cristina Kirchner, the presence of Sheikh (spiritual leader) Mohsen Aliappointed by the prosecutor Nisman as promoter of the dialogue between Buenos Aires and Tehran and identified by some sectors of the Jewish community as "apologist of the fundamentalist group Hezbollah", generated widespread controversy in Jewish institutions in the interior of the country.

Mohsen Ali, cleric of the Flores mosque and director of the House for the Spread of Islam, had been mentioned in the complaint that the prosecutor Alberto Nisman was going to present as: one of the main facilitators of communications between Iranian fundamentalist groups and Buenos Aires.

In this plot, Nisman linked him to the former Iranian cultural attaché in Argentina, Mohsen Rabbani, imputed as one of the intellectual writers of the attack against the AMIA.

Rabbani is one of the five Iranians that the Kirchner tried to benefit through the pact with Iran so that the red Interpol circulars for their international capture, now valid and ratified by the administration of Mauricio Macri.

Because of his links with Rabbani and his previous public statements in favor of the Hezbollah group, some Jewish organizations emphasize Mohsen Ali as "recognized Judéophobe, anti-Israel and facilitator of the propaganda of the Lebanese extremist group in Argentina"

He is also questioned for having suggested in 2006 to the judge of the AMIA case, Rodolfo Canicoba Corral, that the attack against the mutual, which made a balance of 85 victims, "was studied as a self-attack"That is, under the badumption that it was perpetrated by the Jewish community itself.

Activist Kirchner and friend of Luis D 'Elia, Mohsen Ali is a founding member of the group of religious communities and cultural identities of the Patria Institute.

In the act of Thursday, the clergyman posted his photos on Facebook with Aníbal Fernández and Felipe Solá, a few meters from the podium where the former president was speaking, which provoked controversy in social networks, among those who also syndicate him as a promoter. radicalized Islamic sectors. But yesterday, the controversy has spilled over from the virtual space.

Fabián Neiman, President of the DAIA Federal Council, an organization with 25 branches in the interior of the country, The accusation of former President Cristina Kirchner "having invited Hezbollah to take part in its political event at the Book Fair"

This was said before Infobae. He also questioned the invitation to a "pro-Iranian anti-Iranian cleric, who supports the stoning of women and homophobia, in blatant contradiction with human rights policies. and advanced positions such as the law on the equality of marriage ".

Without half measures, Neiman added: "Senator Cristina Kirchner has not done more than reveal in her book what she understates as an act of naivety having signed the pact with Iran.For more than a decade, Hezbollah, which piloted the AMIA, has invited Cristina 's political acts. In the person of Mohsen Ali, Hezbollah now has a permanent office at the Patria Institute. "

The central DAIA, however, has distanced itself from this position.. Its general secretary, Alejandro Zuchowicki, told the media that the institution "does not share these issues for an act of a private nature, as was the presentation of Sincerely, in which he did not have aggression or demonstration against the Jewish community ".

Zuchowicki predicted that the "The dissensions that exist within an organization of 125 Jewish institutions in Argentina will be discussed in the interior"

"Who is it? I do not know him," said the former chief of staff of Cristina Kirchner, Alberto Fernández, during a dialogue with the media. "It catches my eye," he said, "all of these issues, of extreme gravity, when no Jewish institution even informed me informally."

He added: "We must be careful about the representativeness of this type of accusation, of which I am totally unaware".

Consulted by Infobae Because of his alleged membership or adherence to Hezbollah, Mohsen Ali is excused from making statements. He claimed to be a habitual victim of malicious publishing by the media, "to which is now adding a smear campaign led by Zionist groups".

"I'm just going to tell you what I'm doing in Kirchnerism, based on my belief that leaving the country comes from this side," he added. "Cristina's social postulates are consistent with those of Islam. As an Argentine, I have my heart and I play in"

Yesterday, the Federation of Islamic Entities of the Argentine Republic issued a statement in which repudiates "defamatory campaign developed by Zionist media against Sheikh Mohsen Ali", as a result of the controversy aroused in social networks.

"The presence of Sheikh Mohsen Ali in the presentation of the book Sincerely, an event to which he was specially invited, has unleashed a series of insulting badaults against his person, his beliefs and his political positions, which denote discrimination and stigmatization to which they submit to Muslims whenever they have the possibility … Moshen Ali is one of the most remarkable religious leaders of our community with a trajectory of several decades ", reads in the release.

Until the fracture of the Muslim community in Argentina 5 years ago and by far positions between the Flores Mosque (Shiite, apparently aligned with the Iranian and Syrian regime) and the Argentine Islamic Center, which rejects the 39, Iran and supports the policy of Saudi Arabia, Ali had been representative of the Muslims of Argentina at the interreligious dialogue table. But he had to leave this representation to not be recognized for the position by the Islamic Center.

The story of Mohsen Ali, beyond the charges brought by the Nisman prosecutor, is linked to his controversial public statements, such as having denied the Jewish holocaust. Also at his demonstrations against the Embbady of the State of Israel in Buenos Aires with the leader of the group Quebracho, Fernando Esteche.

With Luis D & Elia, he served for several years as a shock force against the state of Israel.

For 25 years, he ran an Islamic Arabic radio program in which he published statements rejected by the Jewish community. Like when he claimed that "the army of Israel goes every day in search of their daily ration of blood and human flesh".