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Asian countries to intensify campaign for independent state of Palestine
HYDERABAD, May 14: Asian countries have decided to Intensify the campaign for the formation of an Independent state of Palestine, according to Congress MP and Chairman of Asian Coordination Committee on Palestine (ACCP). K M Khan, reports PTI.
He was talking to reporters here yesterday on his return from Jakarta after attending a meeting of the representatives of Aslan governments and nongovernmental and intra-gov-ernmental organisations.
The meeting was organised by the United Nations Division for Palestine Rights to discuss the current situation in Palestine and to review the implementation of various agreements and accords reached between Israel and Palestine.
According to Khan, the meeting. inaugurated by the Indonesian Foreign Minister, had expressed its deep concern and anguish over the "negative" attitude of Israel with regard to peace in West Asia.
It also regretted that the Israeli government headed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was not honouring the commitment made by that country while signing the Oslo
Agreement. Khan said, adding that the meeting had decided to mobilise support among Aslan countries for the Palestinian cause.
Another report from Cairo adds: The Palestinians on Tuesday called on Arab countries neighboring Israel to join together In putting pressure on the Jewish state to back down on Its hardline policies.
"We have to relaunch coordination between the five countries surrounding Israel to firm up the Arab position against the unprecedented crisis in the peace process." said Salim Zaa-nun. President of the Palestine National Council (PNC) — the Palestinians Parliament in exile.
The coalition of Jordan, Syria, Egypt. Lebanon and the PLO was created by the Arab League to face up to Israel, but it has not met in its entirety for 20 years.
Zaanun, addressing a conference of Arab parliamentarians in Cairo, also called for the holding of an Arab summit to put an end to the hardline policies of right-wing Israeli Prime Minister Beniamin Netanyahu.
Peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians ground to
a halt on March 18 when Israel began the construction of a new Jewish settlement on the edge of Arab East Jerusalem.
Reuter from Damascus reports: President Hafez Al-Assad told Norway's Foreign Minister Bjorern Tore Godal on Tuesday that Syria was still committed to making peace with Israel.
Presidential spokesman Joubran Kourieh said that Assad and Godal discussed the Arab-Israeli peace talks and "the obstacles placed by the Israeli government to block the negotiations."
We are with peace and we want peace on the basis of the Madrid Peace Conference." Kourieh quoted Assad as saying.
He was referring to UN Security Council resolution 242 and 338 and the land-for-peace principle on which the Arab-Israeli peace talks were based when they opened in Madrid in 1991.
Kourieh said Godal, who earlier met Foreign Minister Farouq Al-Shara. told Assad that he understood the difficulties facing the Middle East peace process and that he "greatly appreciated President Assad's remarks on peace."