Israel releases Nazi plea letter on Holocaust day | kuwaittimes

JERUSALEM: A picture taken on January 27, 2016 shows a document from the archives of Israeli President’s Office Legal Department which is part of the file of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann which is presented to the public during a ceremony marking 55 years since Eichmann’s trial at the occasion of the International Holocaust Remembrance Day at the presidential compound. — AFP

Israel releases Nazi plea letter on Holocaust day

By Kuwait Times

January 27, 2016 | 11:00 p.m EDT

Riyadh: Kuwaiti Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Salem Abdullah Al-Jaber Al-Sabah stressed on Thursday the importance of immediate end of Zionist crimes in Gaza.

During his meeting with British counterpart James Cleverly, on the sidelines of the extraordinary Arab Summit, due in Riyadh on Saturday to discuss the Zionist aggression on Palestine, Sheikh Salem also called for joining international efforts to deliver humanitarian aid into Gaza without escalating the situation.

Both sides tackled latest alarming developments in the Gaza Strip and ways to end crimes committed against the Palestinian people.

The top diplomat affirmed Kuwait's strong position in supporting the Palestinian people and their right of having their independence, as well as reaching a fair and permanent solution for their issue. - KUNA

January 27, 2016 11:00 PM

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