Aboul Gheit warns of a “silly act” that Israel could undertake

Bahrain – Secretary-Normal of the Arab League, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, warned of a “silly act” that Israel may undertake by invading the Palestinian metropolis of Rafah, or implementing a displacement plan that’s rejected by Palestinians, Arabs, and internationally.

In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, Aboul Gheit confirmed that “the Israeli aggression in opposition to the Gaza Strip dominated the agenda of the Bahrain summit hosted by the capital, Manama, at the moment, Thursday,” indicating that this “is not going to stop the summit from discussing regional points, most notably the crises in Sudan.” Yemen and Libya, water safety information, and different joint Arab motion information.”

He confused that “the efforts made on this file over the past interval succeeded in altering the compass of world public opinion,” stressing that “the Israeli occupation regime is a system of apartheid… that now not has a spot on this period.”

He warned of what he thought of “a silly act that Israel may undertake by invading the Palestinian metropolis of Rafah, or implementing a displacement plan that’s rejected by Palestinians, Arabs, and internationally,” stating that “the results of this motion will probably be nice on regional stability and on the connection with Egypt, which is predicated in its essence on the peace treaty.”

He confused that “Israel should listen in order to not destabilize its relationship with the biggest Arab nation, and that this may trigger a significant setback in Israel’s general safety place.”

Concerning the League’s place on calls to kind a joint Arab pressure to manage the Gaza Strip the day following the battle, Aboul Gheit mentioned: “We’re primarily involved with placing an finish to this tragedy that the Palestinian persons are experiencing.” The precedence is a ceasefire, aid for the Palestinians, and restoring the minimal functioning of establishments that serve every day life within the Gaza Strip.”

Supply: “Asharq Al-Awsat”