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Originally posted by Evisscerator
The TRUTH of the Matter is ..... You are witnessing the fulfillment of the prophecies of the Book of Revelation.
Originally posted by ludaChris
The Iranian aid ship could be bait, or it could really be an aid ship and Israel may create a little incident.
Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki on Tuesday outlined Iran's proposals to end Israeli war crimes in Gaza. He said the international community must actively deal with the human tragedy in Gaza by putting pressure on Israel to stop slaughter innocent people in Gaza.
In a meeting with foreign ambassadors and diplomats in Tehran, Mottaki called for and immediate end to Israel's air strikes on defenseless people of Gaza which have killed around 400 people and injured more than 1,700 others since Saturday.
Mottaki further called on the Arab League to take serious actions and firm decisions against Israel, urged the Organization of the Islamic Conference members states to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the ongoing slaughter of the defenseless Gazans and review legal ways to put on trial the Israeli leaders for their crimes against humanity and war crimes by the International Criminal Court.
MUSCAT, Dec 30 (Reuters) - Gulf Arab heads of state were divided at a summit in Oman on Tuesday over how to address the conflict between Israel and Hamas, even though they were united in calling for an end to Israeli raids on Gaza.
"Obviously it will be difficult for them to reach a unified stance on the matter. Saudi Arabia has no interest in helping Hamas through political stances and it is aware that an Arab summit will do only that," a senior Arab diplomat said.
Arab foreign ministers are scheduled to discuss holding an emergency Arab summit at a meeting in Cairo on Wednesday, a call also made by Syria.
Commenting on the idea, Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal has said: "There would be no benefit in attending an Arab summit for statements."