Arab justice ministers reject terrorism
Regional, Politics, 4/28/2004

Arab Justice Ministers and Members of the Executive Bureau of the Arab Justice Ministers Council reiterated on Tuesday rejection and condemnation to all form of terrorism "on the top of which is the Israeli state terrorism against the Palestinian people in the occupied lands."

In the 29th session of the Executive Bureau of the Council, the ministers condemned the attempts to attribute the accusation of terrorism to the Arabs and Muslims and to connect between the legitimate resistance against occupation and the terrorist acts.

They called for holding an international conference under the supervision of the UN to discuss the issue of terrorism, combating it and distinguishing between terrorism and the legitimate right to resist occupation.

They called also for unifying Arab efforts and enhancing Arab cooperation in the international circles to face the foreign aggressive campaigns against Arabs.

They also stressed support to the Arab League initiative to host the forthcoming meeting of the committee of combating terrorism that emerged from the UN Security Council.

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