Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale.israele
Titolo: Sabotaggio?

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/381361.html
Le fughe di notizie hanno indotto la Libia ad interrompere i contatti
diplomatici con Israele. E l'articolo che riporto ritiene che le fughe
siano state deliberatamente provocate dall'Ufficio del Primo Ministro
d'Israele. Non dice se, qualora la cosa sia vera, la responsabilità
debba attribuirsi a Sharon.
Ciao.
      J'lem sources: PMO officials leaked news of Israel-Libya talks
      By Aluf Benn, Haaretz Correspondent, Reuters and Haaretz Service
      Sources in Jerusalem said on Friday that officials in the Prime
Minister's Office apparently leaked details of secret contacts between
Israel and Libya in a deliberate effort to sabotage attempts to
establish diplomatic ties between the two nations.
      The initiative to explore prospects for forging ties with Libya
was being pursued by Israel's Foreign Ministry despite opposition from
some Sharon aides, one Israeli official said.
      Meanwhile, In Paris on Friday, Libyan Foreign Minister Mohamed
Abderrhmane Chalgam denied any talks had taken place with Israel.
      "No contact at any level can take place without the minister of
foreign affairs," he told reporters. "These are rumors."
      According to Chalgam, the rumors were spread by Arab countries'
security services, Channel One reported Friday.
      According to an Israel Radio report, citing an Arabic-language
newspaper, Libya has sent a harsh letter to Israel, via a third party,
announcing that it is suspending contacts with Jerusalem due to leaks to
the press of meetings beteen representatives from the two countries.
      According to Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, a Pan-Arab daily published in
London, Libya accuses Israel of not displaying the minimum level of
political ethics in international relations.
      The newspaper quotes a senior government source in Jerusalem as
saying that the letter is a harsh blow to Foreign Minister Silvan
Shalom's efforts to open a new page in relations between Israel and the
Arab world.
      But the Foreign Ministry told Israel Radio on Friday that it had
no knowledge of such a letter.
      On Wednesday, the media reported that Foreign Ministry official
Ron Prosor had visited Paris to meet with an Arab official to
investigate the possibilities of establishing ties with Tripoli.
      Earlier in the week, Labor MK Ephraim Sneh confirmed and Shinui MK
Ilan Shalgi confirmed that they and a number of Palestinian officials
had met with the son of Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi in a European
country in August.
      Sneh also indicated that the Libyan leader could go as far as to
establish diplomatic relations with Israel.
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ICQ# 193805427 - bSanhedrin 34b - Gregorius Magnus (1:7:8)
Chaim Potok: "We offer ourselves grim consolation: all the wars have
cost us less than three days at Auschwitz".
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ICQ# 193805427 - bSanhedrin 34b - Gregorius Magnus (1:7:8)
Chaim Potok: "We offer ourselves grim consolation: all the wars have
cost us less than three days at Auschwitz".

 debba attribuirsi a Sharon.
Se e' cosi e' una  cosa gravissima. Come per i colloqui con la Siria. Il
governo Sharon, per il bene di Israele (che per quanto mi riguarda e'
L'UNICA cosa che conta per me...), almeno dovrebbe dare l'impressione di
darsi da fare per sostenere i colloqui.
La foglia di fico che di Assad e Gheddafi non ci si puo' fidare e quindi
non ci si puo' parlare si va facendo sempre piu' piccola...
GK