Lebanese Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil on Saturday has insinuated an international inaction in confronting Daesh.
During a visit to Venezuela, Bassil added that no one can believe that there is real international effort when Daash are allowed to establish a superpower state.
Terrorist groups are similar to Israel in religious unilateralism and rejecting others, the minister said.
In Venezuela, Bassil inked 3 agreements with Venezuela, praising it for standing by Lebanon during the 2006 war between Hezbollah and Israel.
During a meeting with his Venezuelan counterpart Delcy Rodriguez, Bassil signed a memorandum of understanding, a joint cooperation agreement and an agreement on visa exemptions for diplomatic, service and special passports.
"The agreements that were signed reflect ongoing political cooperation between the two countries," Bassil said in a statement released by his media office Saturday. "But it is more than just cooperation – it is a mutual understanding of international affairs."
Venezuela is Bassil's last leg of his Latin American tour.