29 Arab, Gulf FM Welcomes Peres, The Friend, against Iran!

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Two weeks ago, "Israeli" President Shimon Peres appeared before 29 foreign ministers from the Gulf States, Arab League countries and other Muslim nations. The king of Saudi Arabia's son was also among those present.
The event took place at the Gulf States Security Summit in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. The foreign ministers of Bahrain, the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen and Qatar were present, as well as foreign ministers from the Arab League and other Muslim countries, such as Indonesia, Malaysia and Bangladesh.

Peres appeared on a video screen at the summit, sitting in his office in Occupied al-Quds with an "Israeli" flag behind him.

Opposite Peres were Terje-Roed Larsen, UN-Under Secretary-General, and Martin Indyk, US Special Envoy for "Israeli"-Palestinian Negotiations. Larsen sat on the stage and interviewed Peres, who answered directly to Larsen and not to the Muslim foreign ministers.

According to the Ynet "Israeli" daily, the UAE, which organized the summit, chose Peres to open the assembly.

"The move resembled a testimony to the importance of the "Israeli" president during this point in time, and more so, the importance of a good relationship with "Israel" against the common enemy - Iran."

When the "Israeli" president spoke, no minister left the room, and when he finished they even gave him a round of applause.
New York Times chief analyst Thomas Friedman, who attended the event, revealed Peres' "performance". What has been made known, however, is that Peres said "Israel" can be a major factor in the Middle East, and that there is an opportunity for dialogue for a common goal - a struggle against the so-called "radical Islamism" and a nuclear Iran.

Source: Ynet, Edited by website team