Sits in in Beirut, Amman against the wall of separation

Lebanese and Palestinian civil commissions on Thursday staged a sit- in in front of the UN headquarters in Beirut to protest the "Israeli enemy holding on building the segregation racist wall" on the eve of a Consultation view of the International Court of Justice ICJ on this matter.

Lebanese Speaker Nabih Berri warned before the crowded protestors against the international negligence over the racist policies of Israel that can reach all the Palestinians.

Berri regarded the day as the beginning of a continuous campaign of the Lebanese Parliament against the wall calling to turn this drive into nucleus of a continuous movement to defend Palestinian Arabs and demand the international community to drop any legality over the wall.

Foreign Affaires Committee Chairman at the Parliament Ali Khalil called upon Arabs to boost the steadfastness triangle of Syria, Lebanon an Palestine as means to confront the wall crime committed due to the US administration backing to Israel.

The protesters handed the UN officials a note directed to U.N. Secretary General urging him to make pressure against Israel in a serious way that removes the wall because of its illegality and to implement Geneva accords in the occupied Palestinian territories and protect relevant UN resolutions as well as to exert efforts to fulfill an international protection of the Palestinian people by sending international forces.

Meanwhile, in Amman; Secretary General of the Jordanian Royal Committee for the occupied Jerusalem Affairs, Abdullah Kanaan, said in a statement Israel is directing the "Mercy Bullet" to the Mideast peace process by constructing this Wall.

He called upon the Arab League and the Organization of Islamic conference to inform world countries about Israel's risks of intransigence because of its Judaism policies and land confiscations. He urged to work as to put pressures on Israel that stop it and save peace.