Mousa: Israel committes war crimes against Palestinians, we reject accusation of persecuting Jews
Regional-Israel, Politics, 9/2/2002

Amr Moussa , the Secretary- General of the Arab League made severe criticism to the extremist Israeli government.

ÊÊÊ He stressed his refusal for all what is published in the Israeli media and other circles as regards to the alleged Arab anti ÐSemitism.

ÊÊÊ Moussa commented on the Arab accusations declared in the Israeli media following the hosting of Zayed Center in the Emirates for the Semitism Symposium and said that accusing the Arabs enters the context of forgery campaign launched by circles hostile to the Arabs.

ÊÊÊ Moussa confirmed in press statements that the Arabs had always sympathized with the Jews , specially for what they confronted of persecution and discrimination in some of the European countries.

ÊÊÊ He added we reject accusing the Arabs as persecuting Jews at any time or any age. Even history emphasizes that Arabs provided protection and security for the jews

ÊÊÊ Moussa said that Israel is consistently committing war crimes and acts of violence ,murdering ,displacing and humiliating Palestinians. Moussa called upon the Arab to undertake more researches, studies and efforts to stand firmly against those biased accusations.

ÊÊÊ He added that those false accusations will never divert the Arabs from clarifying the acts of oppression practiced on the Palestinian people in particular and the campaigns of distortion against the Arab countries in general.

ÊÊÊ Moussa asserted that the Arabs are subjected to discrimination and false accusations since the sad 11 of September events in New York and Washington.

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