The pastor of a small church in Florida is the center of attention since he announced he was going to burn copies of the Koran and on 11 September.
Despite being under intense pressure from the Obama administration to abandon its plan, the exalted minister has pledged to continue his act devil. Reports have emerged that U.S. military officials, the Vatican and religious leaders from around the world have appealed to the Florida pastor Terry Jones to give up his plan.
But he insists Jones said: "From this moment, we are not persuaded to reverse the right thing." Jones is the pastor of the 50 members of the Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, Florida
The best American leaders, including top commander Petraeus U.S. in Afghanistan, denounced the plans of the church. They fear that images of the burning of the Koran could be used to gather anger toward U.S. and potentially endanger the troops illegally stationed in Afghanistan and other countries.
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has called the church actions "disgraceful." On the other hand the media Muslim Turkey to Afghanistan has warned that acting pastor devil may exacerbate the animosity toward the West.
But so far, leaders of Muslim nations have not given any statement on this controversy. However, Iran has called Jones a "Christian Zionists. AIEN Mohsen Pak, the head of the Organization for Islamic Culture and Communication, told news website of Iran Tabnak:" America must contain this pastor, if wants to avoid a confrontation with the Muslim world. "
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