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Israelis vote against war, terrorism of Shamir: Arafat
CAIRO. June 25: PLO Leader Yasser Arafat hailed the elec lion defeat of hardline Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir on Wednesday saying Israelis had voted against war, reports Reuter.
The Israeli public voted against war and the lerrorlam of Shamir." Arafat cheerfully told reporters as he arrived In Cairo.
Arafat was making his first official visit since undergoing successful surgery In Jordan earlier this month lo remove a blood clol on the brain.
He was expected to discuss the impact ol the Israeli election on the Arab-Israeli peace process with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak.
Arafat reminded journalists al the airport that a labour government was tn power In 1967 when Israel seized the West Bank. Gaza Strip. Egypt s Sinai peninsula and the Syrian Golan heights.
Nabil Sha ath, the Palestine Liberation Organisation's chief political strategist, said a labour-leftist coalition government was the best possible outcome of the Israeli elections.
This is the best scenario, a labour coalition with the leftist power which Is a driving force for peace and supports the two-state solution.’ Shaath told Reuter.
Shaath said last month such an outcome would be the best for achieving progress In Arab-Israeli peace talks but was far-fetched.
Ts there anyone who hears that Shamir lost and is not happy of course we are happy." Sha ath said, adding that victorious Labour Party leader Yitzhak Rabin had to move quickly to prove he wanted a Middle East solution.
meanwhile, Arab
countries failed Wednesday to get the needed international backing for an emergency UN session to discuss human rights In the Israeli-occupied territories, a United Nations spokesman said, reports AP
Only 24 countries, three less than necessary, backed the meeting by 6 pm Geneva time (1600 GMT) Wednesday the deadline set by officials at the UN Human Rights Com mission. UN spokesman Pierre Mehu said.
week, saving shortages of food and medical supplies put the Ilves of more than 700.000
The 21 -nation Arab League officially demanded the special commission meeting fast
Palestinians at risk.
Procedures agreed fast year provide for the commission lo call a special session if a majority of its 53 member countries agree
The panel, which has a Third World majority, usually meets once a year In spring.
The United States and Canada voted against the Arab request and Kenya abstained, diplomatic sources said on condition of anonymity.
Those voting In favour were believed to be Arab and other Third World nations. Tunisia. Somalia. Mauritania, Libya, Syria and Iraq arc the commission s Arab numbers.
Twenty-six members did not send replies to the Geneva-based administration of the human rights commission
The Arab league's letter to the UN body cited a dangerous deterioration of the human rights situation* In the occupied territories.
The situation In the Gaza Strip, "which the Israeli authorities have blockaded and considered as a closed military area," was especially serious, it said