Peres: AL must Intervene in Syria

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"Israeli" concern over Syria reached an extent that made the "Israeli" President Shimon Peres urge the Arab League for intervention in the country.

Addressing the EU assembly, Peres suggested that "the Arab League can and should form a provisional government in Syria to stop the massacre, to prevent Syria from falling to pieces."

"The United Nations should support the Arab League to build an Arab force in blue helmets," he claimed.
In parallel, the "Israeli" top official claimed that "the free world cannot stand by when a massacre is carried out by the Syrian president against his own people and his own children."
"It breaks all our hearts," he added, forgetting all about his Zionist entity's horrible massacres in Lebanon and Occupied Palestine.
"The intervention of Western forces would be perceived as a foreign interference," he said.

The "Israeli" leader, to wind up an eight-day Europe tour taking in EU institutions as well as France, reiterated that "Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was a threat to the entire region and even for Europe, because he possessed a chemical arsenal."
Peres further claimed that the Arab League's intervention was the best solution to prevent chemical weapons from falling into the wrong hands.

"The greatest danger to peace in the world is the present Iranian regime," he said, attacking Tehran not only for "aiming to build a nuclear weapon" but for the so-called "violating human rights".

Source: Neews agencies, Edited by moqawama.org