Word: hosni
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With the important exception w Egyptian President Hosni Mu barak, most of Iraq's Arab allies fallen silent. Jordan's King Hussein, has contributed a few soldiers and arms to Saddam Hussein's war effort, said little of late about his old ally Baghdad. The Iraqi government its friends last week, noting that "it no purpose to keep quiet on the pretext not ranks." wanting to Unhappily for cause a split Saddam in Arab ranks seemed to be around a strategy that might...
...will be seeing Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin shortly after your return from Europe. The autonomy talks are stalled. Do you plan to ask Begin to change his policies regarding Jewish settlements in the West Bank and his insistence on meeting Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Jerusalem...
...Iraq has been supported by a majority of Arab countries, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the other gulf states. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak declared last week that his country had provided arms and ammunition to Iraq after "we discovered that Iran was getting weapons from every direction." He denied that Egypt had sent fighting men to Iraq but acknowledged that "there may have been some Egyptian volunteers." Mubarak warned Iran against crossing the border into Iraq. He also declared that a forced change of governments in Baghdad would "not serve the interests of the region because it would lead...
...Special Negotiator Richard Fairbanks, meanwhile, was still trying to find a solution to the latest hitch preventing resumption of the Palestinian autonomy talks. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has refused to participate in any negotiations held in Jerusalem, on the premise that his presence there would be interpreted in the Arab world as tacit recognition of Israel's annexation of Arab East Jerusalem. Fairbanks has proposed that Begin and Mubarak both travel to Washington for talks. Israeli officials indicated last week that they would have no objection to that-as long as the talks were also rotated to Jerusalem...
...Egypt-a bitter irony, since no Arab country has opposed the Camp David peace process more angrily than Iraq. Nor has anyone more outspokenly denounced the late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for making peace with Israel than Saddam Hussein. But Sadat is dead, and his successor, President Hosni Mubarak, is anxious to end Egypt's estrangement from the other moderate Arab states...