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- Michael Young
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(New York Times) Mohammed Bin Nawaf Bin Abdulaziz al-Saud - We believe that many of the West's policies on both Iran and Syria risk the stability and security of the Middle East. This is a dangerous gamble, about which we cannot remain silent, and will not stand idly by. While international efforts have been taken to remove the weapons of mass destruction used by the murderous regime of Bashar al-Assad, surely the West must see that the regime itself remains the greatest weapon of mass destruction of all. The Assad regime is bolstered by the presence of Iranian forces in Syria. They are there to support an evil regime that is harming the Syrian people. It is a familiar pattern for Iran, which has financed and trained militias in Iraq, Hizbullah terrorists in Lebanon and militants in Yemen and Bahrain. Moreover, the West has allowed the Iranian government to continue its program for uranium enrichment, with all the consequent dangers of weaponization. This year, for all their talk of "red lines," when it counted, our partners have seemed all too ready to concede our safety and risk our region's stability. The writer is Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Britain. 2013-12-18 00:00:00Full Article
Saudi Arabia Will Go It Alone
(New York Times) Mohammed Bin Nawaf Bin Abdulaziz al-Saud - We believe that many of the West's policies on both Iran and Syria risk the stability and security of the Middle East. This is a dangerous gamble, about which we cannot remain silent, and will not stand idly by. While international efforts have been taken to remove the weapons of mass destruction used by the murderous regime of Bashar al-Assad, surely the West must see that the regime itself remains the greatest weapon of mass destruction of all. The Assad regime is bolstered by the presence of Iranian forces in Syria. They are there to support an evil regime that is harming the Syrian people. It is a familiar pattern for Iran, which has financed and trained militias in Iraq, Hizbullah terrorists in Lebanon and militants in Yemen and Bahrain. Moreover, the West has allowed the Iranian government to continue its program for uranium enrichment, with all the consequent dangers of weaponization. This year, for all their talk of "red lines," when it counted, our partners have seemed all too ready to concede our safety and risk our region's stability. The writer is Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Britain. 2013-12-18 00:00:00Full Article
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