Arab League says no hope for peace while Netanyahu is in office

The report of the Arab League's secretary general confirmed that the Arab League is pessimistic toward the future of the Middle East peace process under the current Israeli government headed by Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The report, discussed today by the Arab foreign ministers in their meeting, clarifies that Israel claims daily new Arab territories and continues its plans to establish greater Israel by force, including the threat of nuclear weapons.

The report expected the failure of peace process with Netanyahu and called on the Arab foreign ministers to review the peace process on the basis of all the bases upon which it was established.

The report accused the US administration of being prejudiced toward Israel, both in supplying military aid and in its political stances.

It also called for solidarity with Sudan after the US raid on a pharmaceutical factory and called for sending aid to Sudan.