According to Alhayat, a domestic newspaper, yesterday, Mohammed-Reza Sheibani, Ambassador of Iran in Beirut, along with Raed Almousa, the representative of the families of Abducted diplomats offered this suggestion to Fozi Soloukh, minister of foreign affairs and it was planned to be in hands of Ibrahim Najar, the minster of judicial department of Lebanon on the same day.

Sheibani who delivered Motaki's message to Soloukh was hopeful that the suggestion will be supported by the Lebanese government so that more political, diplomatic and human details of this case will be revealed.

Sheibani continued: we suggest that the joint Iranian-Lebanese committee be assembled to monitor the details on the case and all to consider all the issues relating to Lebanon in this case.

He called Israeli government responsible for another part of this case, and emphasized that Israeli government cannot avoid its responsibility in this case.

By pointing to the fact that the report of Israeli government had many unclear and ambiguous elements in the report, Sheibani further emphasized that Iran will contact with Ban Ki-moon regarding this report.

Ambassador of Iran in Lebanon also appreciated the efforts of all the groups specially that of Hezbollah and Hasan Nasrollah.

Although this case is strictly supervised by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president of Iran, he also thanked Fozi Soloukh for the readiness of Lebanese government and its organizations in ensuing the case and helping to closing the case.

Sheibani highlighted the importance of the work of this committee as well and said: Iran is ready to assemble this committee directly, and I am the agent responsible to coordinate the connections between two sides and Raed Almousa as the official representative of families of the abducted diplomats will ensue the case.

Sheibani pointed to Israeli government's neglecting its responsibilities and by referring to the report of this government concerning the status of diplomats, said this negligence is clearly evident in the report as well.

Earlier, in a video press conference commemorating the operation "Rezvan" leading to the freedom of detainees,  Seyed Hasan Nasrollah said: " there are signs and evidence indicating that Iranian diplomats are alive and are kept in Israel prisons."

He also added that Israel claims in it reports that Iranian diplomats were abducted, killed and buried by Lebanese forces formerly known as Flange forces.