Egypt to uphold treaties, help Syrian people: Mursi
Source: Reuters
(Reuters) - Islamist President Mohamed Mursi said on Saturday that Egypt would work to end bloodshed in Syria and pledged to uphold international agreements, in a nod to Israel which is worried about the future of its 33-year-old peace treaty.
"We carry a message of peace to the world," Mursi said in his first public address as president, broadcast on state television. "We emphasize the state of Egypt's commitment to international treaties and agreements."
"Egypt today is a supporter of the Palestinian and Syrian people. Spilling the Syrian people's blood has to stop. We will exert efforts to achieve that in the near future," he said.
"Egyptians will not export the revolution. We do not interfere in the affairs of others ... and at the same time we do not permit anyone to interfere in our affairs," he said. Some Gulf Arab states have shown concerns that the rise of Islamists could unsettle their conservative monarchies.
Read more: http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/30/us-egypt-president-syria-israel-idUSBRE85T08K20120630
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Crowman1979
(3,844 posts)dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)date stamped @ Sat Jun 30, 2012 8:59am EDT
may3rd
(593 posts)That other side is currently upset with Turkish moves on Syria....
....the camps built for the Syrian refugees inside Turkey have been set up to function as a military base for the Syrian opposition, from which weapons are transferred to armed groups inside Syria.
The criticism comes as Ankara has ordered the deployment of troops and military equipment on its border with Syria after Syria downed a Turkish F4 Phantom warplane. Damascus has said that the aircraft was shot down, while violating the countrys airspace.
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http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/07/01/248800/erdogan-criticized-stance-syria-journalist/
I can't wait for the theocracy's OpEd rebuttal of Egypt
Do you know that Iranians are running the show INSIDE Syria. That Hezbollah are fighting with the Syrian regime INSIDE Syria.
That any air planes bombing civilians from the air are not being piloted by Syrians?
may3rd
(593 posts)ther are ALL brands of kool aid out there,
which flavor do you like in media choice ?
oh
the one that tells the truth
of course
tabatha
(18,795 posts)And please don't accuse me of drinking the kool aid when you cannot provide evidence that there are not.
When a person runs out of facts, they use ad hominems.Btw, PressTV is drinking the kool aid.
Syrian war planes: The view from Douma
HELICOPTER SHELLING
There are PLENTY more ....
Funny, how those who know the least, insult the most. So right wing, so authoritarian.
may3rd
(593 posts)and go take the fight to them
<crickets>
You freepers are always beating the war drum and sending the poor off to do the fighting
why ?
tabatha
(18,795 posts)I checked the date - and also saw that it was not reported anywhere else.
dipsydoodle
(42,239 posts)I'm always picky about stuff more than 12 hour in LBN. As you said - at least it wasn't a duplicate.
Rhiannon12866
(205,074 posts)We could use someone who pays attention to these things here...
David__77
(23,367 posts)If he does so, I'm sure many people in Gaza will be happy. I'm quite sure that increasing economic cooperation (as much as possible per the Israeli authorities) would also be appreciated.
tabatha
(18,795 posts)The Palestinians are on the side of the Syrian revolution; so are the Egyptians, Libyans, Tunisians and the Israelis.
David__77
(23,367 posts)We'll see. He may have a say with regard to the border though. Egypt has much more influence on Gaza.
joshcryer
(62,269 posts)It will just take some bit of time.
may3rd
(593 posts)"The Kurds withdrew because the conference rejected an item that says the Kurdish people must be recognized," Abdel Aziz Othman of the National Kurdish Council said on Tuesday after the end of the two-day conference, Reuters reported.
"This is unfair and we will no longer accept to be marginalized," he added.
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http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2012/07/04/kurds-walk-out-of-syrian-opposition-meeting.html
Perhaps Turkey will give them a springboard to voice their basic human rights