Arab League calls on Arab states to sever relations with Israel according to summit resolutions

The Secretary general of the Arab League Arab League Ismat Abdul Miguid has called on all Arab states which have relations with Israel to cut these relations and confront the Israeli attempts to infiltrate into the Arab lands.

In statements to the London- based al-Sharq al-Awsat daily on Wednesday, the Arab League chief added that the Arab League has started rapid moves on the Arab and international levels to materialize the resolutions of the summit and to urge the international community to shoulder its responsibilities to deter Israel and force it abide by UN security council resolutions.

The Arab League chief welcomed Morocco's decision to cutting its relations with Israel and the closing of the two liaison offices in al-Rabat and Tel Aviv.

He hoped that the Arab states will commit themselves to the resolutions of the 25th urgent summit held in Cairo, stressing that severing relations is a matter of each state, separately.

On the other hand, the Arab League chief canceled his visit scheduled to China on October 29 because of the grave developments in the region and the efforts exerted by the AL to implement UN resolutions.

On the other hand, the secretary general of the Arab economic unity council Ahmad Jweili said that the council and the special Arab federations working in 22 Arab unions will immediately start the implementation of items of the urgent Arab summit concerning means of strengthening inter- Arab cooperation and halting all forms of regional economic cooperation with Israel.