124 Arab parliamentarians, officials and personalities, including a number of current and former ministers and parliamentarians, from 15 Arab countries, Jordan, Egypt, Palestine, the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Yemen, Lebanon and Syria signed a statement in which they expressed their deep concern about the terrorism of the Iranian regime in the region. In Europe, they call for an end to this unbridled terrorism.

Arab personalities, including Khaled al-Yamani, the former Yemeni foreign minister and representative of Yemen to the United Nations, Saleh al-Qallab, the former Jordanian Minister of Information, Najma Tayy Tay, the former Moroccan Minister of Education, Muhammad Askar, Yemeni Minister of Human Rights, and Dr. Bassam al-Amoush, Minister of Financial Affairs and former Jordanian Minister of Administrative Development, declared Ahmed Al-Jarallah, dean of Kuwaiti journalism and owner of the Press Policy Foundation, Yahya Abu Hatim, advisor to the Yemeni Minister of Defense, Dr. Riyad Yassin, the former Yemeni foreign minister and Yemen's ambassador to Paris, Dr. Issa Al-Khashshana, head of the Environment Committee in the Jordanian Parliament, and Dr. Muhammad Al-Ayasrah and Abdul-Alian Al-Mahsiri as members of Parliament The Jordanian, Dr. Muhammad al-Lahham, a member of the Palestinian Parliament, Ahmed Rifaat, a member of the Egyptian People's Assembly, Jamal Bou Hassan, a member of the former Bahraini Parliament and Secretary-General of the Arab Parliamentary Initiative, and the Bahraini writer and journalist Mrs. Sawsan al-Shaer and ... also expressed their deep concern about the flagrant violations of human rights in Iran.

They also affirmed their condemnation of the terrorism of the Iranian regime in the region and Europe, and declared that this behavior is against peace and stability in the region and the world.