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From: Talibah Jilani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 14:19:12 -0500
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Subject: Mubarak turns on Israel, visits Lebanon
MSA-EC - http://sunnah.org
Mubarak turns on Israel
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/world/middle_east/newsid_648000/648752.stm
President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt has paid an unexpected visit to Lebanon to
give its leadership his backing in the face of recent Israeli airstrikes.
It is the first time an Egyptian president has been to Beirut for almost
half a century.
He and Lebanese President Emile Lahoud met for talks, and later issued a
joint statement backing Lebanese resistance attacks on Israeli positions in
the south of the country.
The statement said: "The resistance has the right to confront Israeli
occupation until the land is liberated." It added that "resistance is the
result of occupation, not the cause of it".
It said the basis of peace would be Israel's "full withdrawal from occupied
Arab territories in southern Lebanon and the western Bekaa Valley... pulling
out of the Golan Heights to the border prior to 4 June 1967, as well as from
Palestinian lands."
The two presidents also called for refugees to have the right to return to
their homes.
The unscheduled meeting followed an Israeli cabinet decision earlier in the
week, granting Prime Minister Ehud Barak powers to strike Lebanese civilian
targets in retaliation for guerrilla attacks on soldiers.
Air strikes
Last week, Israel staged its biggest air strikes against Lebanon in eight
months, destroying three power stations and wounding 20 civilians in
retaliation for guerrilla attacks that killed five soldiers in the
Israeli-occupied south.
In 1979, Egypt was the first Arab country to make peace with Israel.
But on Thursday, Cairo described Arab-Israeli peace moves as a farce, and
called on the United States to speak out against Israeli airstrikes.
Thousands of people have marched through the streets of Beirut in the past
two days, protesting at the United States lack of intervention.
They accuse Washington of supporting Israeli attacks on Lebanon.
Mr Mubarak is the first Egyptian president to visit Lebanon since the 1952
army coup that transformed Egypt from a monarchy into a republic.
Peacebroker
He often consults Syrian President Hafez al-Assad, whose country is the main
foreign power in Lebanon, on Syria's sporadic peace talks with Israel.
Syrian-Israeli negotiations foundered in January after Damascus demanded an
Israeli commitment to a full withdrawal from the strategic Golan Heights,
occupied since 1967.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak has blamed Syria for the surge in violence
and called on it to exert stronger control over the militant Islamic group,
Hezbollah.
Damascus maintains it has no influence over the guerrillas.
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