Monday 6 June 2011

Libyan revolutionaries deny Israeli relations talks



[ 05/06/2011 - 02:50 PM ]

BENGHAZI, (PIC)-- The National Transitional Council, the political body leading the Libyan revolution, denied Saturday claims that it sent French writer Bernard-Henri Levy to tell Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu that, if in power, the body would seek diplomatic ties with Israel.


”We welcomed Levy as a special envoy from the French president, and we never talked about our intention to establish ties with Israel,” said NTC head Mustafa Abdul-Jalil in a statement to the press.

”We are members of the Arab League and we support efforts the Palestinians have exerted to establish their independent state,” Abdul-Jalil added.

Levy had told the AFP that the ”future Libyan regime will be moderate and anti-terrorist and will be concerned with justice for the Palestinians and security for Israel.”

He also said that the ”future regime will maintain relations with other democratic countries, including Israel”.


River to Sea Uprooted Palestinian

No comments: