SYRIA, IRAN SAY TERRORISM MUST NOT BE LINKED WITH ARABS, MUSLIMS     KUN0057 4 GEN 0195 KUWAIT /KUNA-UTH8   POL-LD SYRIA-IRAN-KHARRAZI   SYRIA, IRAN SAY TERRORISM MUST NOT BE LINKED WITH ARABS, MUSLIMS     DAMASCUS, SEPT 29 (KUNA) -- SYRIA AND IRAN ASSERTED SATURDAY THE NEED OF   NOT LINKING TERRORISM ONE ONE HAND WITH ARABS AND MUSLIMS ON THE OTHERS,   CALLING FOR COMBATING TERROR UNDER THE U.N. UMBRELLA.   THE POSITION CAMDE DURING A MEETING BETWEEN VISITING IRANIAN FOREIGN   MINISTER KAMAL KHARRAZI AND SYRIAN PRESIDENT BASHAR AL-ASSAD.   A PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESMAN SAID BOTH SIDES DISCUSSED REGIONAL AND   INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS AFTER THE SEPTEMBER 11 ATTACKS AGAINST THE U.S.   THEY, ADDED THE SPOKESMAN, CALLED FOR DIFFERENTIATING BETWEEN TERRORISM AND   NATIONAL RESISTANCE TO LIBERATE THE LAND.   KHARRAZI MET EARLIER WITH FOREIGN MINISTER FAROUK AL-SHARA ON COORDINATION   OF POSITIONS OVER THE ATTACKS AGAINST THE WORLD TRADE CENTER IN NEW YORK CITY   AND PENTAGON IN WASHINGTON THAT KILLED AND WOUNDED THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.   ON IRAN'S REJECTION TO JOIN THE US-LED INTERNATIONAL ANTI-TERROR COALITION,   KHARRAZI SAID THIS DID NOT MEAN THAT TEHRAN WAS BACKING TERRORISM.   THE IRANIAN FOREIGN MINISTER LEFT FOR BEIRUT AFTER HIS SHORT VISIT. (PICKUP   PREVIOUS)   TK.BS         KUNA 291455 Sep 01NNNN