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(Slate) Lally Weymouth interviews Amr Moussa - In an interview, Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa said: "Iran is not the natural enemy of Arabs, and it shouldn't be. We have a lot to gain by peaceful relations - or less tense relations - with Iran. Q: The United States is focused on the nuclear issue. Moussa: "The nuclear issue in the Middle East means Israel and then Iran." Q: If you become president, would you keep the [peace] treaty with Israel? Moussa: "The treaty is a treaty. For us, the treaty has been signed, and it is for peace, but it depends also on the other side." 2011-05-11 00:00:00Full Article
Would-Be President of Egypt: "The Nuclear Issue Means Israel and Then Iran"
(Slate) Lally Weymouth interviews Amr Moussa - In an interview, Arab League Secretary-General Amr Moussa said: "Iran is not the natural enemy of Arabs, and it shouldn't be. We have a lot to gain by peaceful relations - or less tense relations - with Iran. Q: The United States is focused on the nuclear issue. Moussa: "The nuclear issue in the Middle East means Israel and then Iran." Q: If you become president, would you keep the [peace] treaty with Israel? Moussa: "The treaty is a treaty. For us, the treaty has been signed, and it is for peace, but it depends also on the other side." 2011-05-11 00:00:00Full Article
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