Arab League Chief: Cartoons Are Deadly Threat Against Islam

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Mon Feb 27, 2006 at 8:32 pm PST • Views: 402

The Secretary General of the Arab League, Amr Moussa, wants the UN to crack down in a very strict manner on those who draw cartoons that offend Islam: Arab League chief says cartoons part of anti-Islam battle.

AMMAN - Arab League Secretary General Amr Mussa on Monday considered the Prophet Mohammed’s cartoons as part of a “battle against Islam” rather than a symptom of conflict among civilizations, and urged Arab parliamentarians to put pressure on the United Nations to come up with a “strict” solution to this problem.

“I don’t think the issue pertains to an inter-civilization conflict. We have to mention the issue in its real perspective - it is a battle against Islam,” Mussa said at the opening session of the Arab Parliamentary Union (APU) conference at the Dead Sea resort in Jordan.

“I urge you to send a message to the United Nations that it should address this issue in a strict manner in order we can deal in future with each other on bases that exclude double standards,” he added.

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