Abul Geith Warns Lebanese against Foreign Meddling, Says Egypt Pays No Attention to Nasrallah Rhetoric
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit warned Lebanese against foreign meddling and the "dangers of allowing foreign parties to play on the Lebanese arena."
Abul Gheit believed that external powers are capable of playing an influential role in Lebanese internal affairs "that could affect Lebanon”s personal interests with Western powers."
In an interview published Tuesday by pan-Arab daily Al-Hayat, Abul Geith also called on the Lebanese people to "look to the future" and look into Lebanon”s interests from the perspective that represents people”s interest only.
Turning on Hizbullah, Abul Geith said Egypt pays no attention to Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah”s rhetoric.
He said Cairo will "confront anyone who carries out illegal action on Egyptian soil or take the right to use Egyptian territory under the pretext he is fighting for national cause, whether it was the Hizbullah cell or another one."