Doha forum concluded: Clinton calls on Muslim to be fair with America
The American- Islamic dialogue forum concluded in Doha yesterday, where the former US president Bill Clinton called on Muslims not to judge the Americans through the Middle East peace process only.
Two Israelis who signed the Geneva peace initiative, Amnoun Shahak and Daniel Levy, close to Yusi Belin, as well as Yasser Abd Rabbu attended. Clinton called for the support of the document.
Clinton also showed regret because at a time when "some views the west in Islam through the ghost of terrorism," while Muslims judge the US through settling the conflict in the Middle East, recalling that there are Muslims among the victims of the September 11 aggressions in the US where more than 6 million Muslims live in the USA."
The Israeli - Palestinian dominated works of the forum which for three days brought together some 150 figures and intellectuals from the Islamic world and the USA, to discuss means of improving dialogue between the two sides after the attacks of September 11.
In his speech before the forum the Jordanian foreign minister, Marwan al-Mu'ashar, said on Sunday that his government considered the Apartheid wall as a threat to the security of Jordan, because it will increase the sufferings of the Palestinians and pushes them to move to the kingdom.
