Iran releases documents about Salwan Momika’s links to Israel
Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has released new documents that prove Salwan Momika’s links to the Zionist regime, IRNA reported.
Momika recently carried out a sacrilege of the Qur’an, tearing it up and setting the holy Muslim book on fire in Sweden.
The ministry issued a statement on Tuesday, publishing an image of Momika wearing a kippah, a brimless cap traditionally worn by Jewish males. According to the statement, this image was sent to the Zionists as evidence of his loyalty to the Zionist occupying regime.
Additionally, the ministry released another image showing the flags of the Zionist regime and the Syriac Union Party flown together, noting that Momika had been trying to establish this party in Iraq and sent the image to the Zionists.
In an earlier statement, the ministry mentioned that Momika had been trying to establish the “Syriac Union Party” in Iraq, claiming to be the main representative and voice of the Christians in northwestern Iraq.
However, his reputation for overambitiousness and charlatanism among his fellow believers led to the failure of his party’s establishment. Subsequently, he applied for residency in several European countries, which also proved unsuccessful.
According to information obtained from the Zionists, Salwan Momika made significant efforts to contact the regime in occupied lands. He presented a CV highlighting his usefulness to the Zionist spy apparatus and portrayed himself as one of the most important dissidents of the government of Iraq.
Momika also claimed to have been detained by the Iraqi Islamic Resistance on charges of collaborating with the Zionist regime and attempting to form an independent Aramaic Christian government in Iraq’s Nineveh city.