Hariri From Tunisia: “Israel” does not Want Peace, World Should Understand That

Local Editor

Prime Minister Saad Hariri said on Friday at the end of his two-day trip to Tunisia -to discuss bi-lateral relations and the latest developments in the region, that "Israel's" repeated threats against Lebanon show that the Zionist state is unhappy with its northern neighbor's stability and does not want peace.

"When peace conditions are clear and transparent on the borders of June 4 1967, on Palestinians, Syrians, Al Ghajjar and Kafar shuba hills as well as Sheba'a, we want peace and all "Israel" wants is war," Hariri continued.

Hariri told a reporters at Tunis airport, "'Israel" has nothing to do these days except to make threats against the Lebanese. I tell the Lebanese don't be afraid... I think that the current stability in Lebanon is disturbing "Israel.""

His comment comes as a reference to "Israel's" repeated warnings to Lebanon not to send aid ships to the Gaza Strip and its threat to use force to protect its gas fields.
Hariri also explained that "Israel" is an enemy to the Arab and Palestinian people.

He slammed "Israel" for provoking wars, while Arab states and more than one billion Muslims approved of the Arab Peace Initiative. "Despite the fact that Arabs, since 1991, went to Madrid where they presented the Arab initiative of Land for Peace, yet all what "Israel" talks about is war," he stated.