The Arabs call for not making accusations, randomly
The secretary general of the Arab League Amr Moussa has called on the American circles and experts and analysts not to say accusations randomly and to build on just thoughts fed by Israeli circles.
In press statements he made in Cairo on Wednesday, the AL chief said that such accusations will make thinks more difficult and complicate matters, noting that so far the American administration has not addressed an accusation to any side" and we hope what happened in Oklahoma will not happen again."
Moussa stressed that incidents took place in the US are grave and huge and there should be a reaction to it but no one knows in which direction this will come. He added that the shock is still in its peak and the American preoccupation now is on treating the wounded and searching for the missing, knowing how this happened, defining its reasons because this will have grave dimensions.
On the other hand, the US secretary of state Colin Powell said that he will be in contacts with the secretary general of the Arab League Amr Moussa and with the Egyptian and Jordanian governments.
