TEHRAN (IRNA) -- President Mahmud Ahmadinejad on Tuesday called the Zionist regime’s atrocities against Palestinians a crime against humanity and said the curve of the Zionist regime's life is on the decline.

This is a divine promise and the will of the world’s nations, he added.

Addressing the International Conference to Review the Global Vision of Holocaust in Tehran, the president said that today nations are hungry for justice.

"Those having supported the Zionist regime during their lifetime, should be aware that its lifetime will be over and their interests as well as reputation will be endangered.

"Just as the ground was prepared to assign such a regime, the Zionist regime will be overthrown by its supporters," he added.

Underlining that such a measure by West will be to the benefit of world peace, he hoped that proponents of the Zionist regime will respond positively to this human call.

The president said that the world problems can be solved friendly and rationally in a calm atmosphere.

Addressing the bullying powers, the chief executive called on them to cooperate and present real peace to the humanity. Talking to the guests attending the conference, he noted, "Iran is your house and the house of world free-thinkers, where everyone can fully express himself in a brotherly, peaceful, free and calm atmosphere and exchange views with others."

Ahmadinejad hoped that once the participants of this conference return to their homelands, their governments will not bother them, but rather show that they respect freedom.