Levy accuses Arab foreign ministers of being against peace

Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy on Saturday evening accused the ministerial council of the Arab League, which concluded its meetings on Saturday evening in Beirut, of pursuing what he called "an anti-peace line," because the council called on the Arab states to reconsider their relations with Israel.

He spokeswoman for Levy, Odella Carmon, quoted him as saying that an anti-peace policy prevailed the Arab League.

Levy on the other hand, stressed that Israel will continue protecting the Israeli-allied South Lebanon Army militia and its soldiers in occupied South Lebanon.