News; Beirut-based Carnegie Center for International Peace

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the problem is the Israeli occupation and the Israeli blockade of Gaza and
everything else springs from these two problems. He also said Israel's
"aggression" against the people of Gaza is hurting the entire population and he
noted U.N. refugee agency reported that women, children and old people are
suffering.Moussa said Arabs should take the matter of the Israeli attacks to the
U.N. Security Council, even at a risk that a resolution would face a veto from
one of the five permanent members of the council. Paul Salem, who heads the
Beirut-based Carnegie Center for International Peace, thinks that Arab foreign
ministers are meeting at a time when a brief window of opportunity to stop the
fighting continues to narrow.