vrijdag 12 september 2008

Irakese parlementarieër opent anti-terreur conferentie in Israël

 
Er is nog een lange weg te gaan voordat de betrekkingen tussen Israel en de Arabische staten zijn genormaliseerd. Niet alleen in Irak, maar ook in Egypte en Jordanië, landen die vrede met Israel hebben gesloten, wordt een bezoek aan Israel je niet in dank afgenomen.
 
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Iraqi parliamentarian opens Herzliya anti-terror conference in Israel

 
Iraqi parliamentarian Mithal al-Alousi, Secretary General of the Nation Party, delivered the opening statements at the Herzliyah Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT) Conference Wednesday. 
 
Al-Alousi called for stronger relations between Iraq and Israel and stronger cooperation between Iraq and Israel in fighting terror. He harshly condemned Iran, which he accused of meddling in Iraqi affairs.
 
Al Alousi is the sole representative of the Nation (Ummah) party, which got 0.3% of the vote. He is an outspoken proponent of democracy and supporter of the United States and Israel. He spoke at the ICT conference on two previous occasions. His visit in 2004 elicited harsh criticism in Iraq and several attacks were launched against them, including one that left his two sons dead.
 
Al Alousi has dual Iraqi-German citizenship, having lived in exile in Germany during the rule of Saddam Hussein. This makes it possible for him to travel to Israel.
 
 

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