Political first: the government begins to sue Israel by the bombing of the Osirak reactor in 1981
Proposed the formation of a neutral committee to assess the compensation due to Iraq
BAGHDAD - morning
Government has initiated moves to sue Israel and demand the payment of financial compensation due to the damage done to Iraq after the bombing of the reactor, "July" nuclear in 1981.
And MP Mohammed Naji Mohammed, said Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs approached the United Nations and the Security Council to give effect to the issue of demanding Israel to pay compensations according to the UN resolution No. 487 in 1981 for bombing a nuclear reactor. "
It is said that the "morning" have raised the issue of reparations from Israel in its issue of 11 February, as quoted informed sources as saying that: "There is a campaign by a number of deputies include seeking to activate the international resolution of the UN Security Council to obtain financial compensation is estimated billions of dollars from Israel's military offensive on the Osirak reactor, the fact that this does not belong to the former regime, but for the development process in Iraq. "
Naji said in a statement to the "morning": that "the guidance of the Chief Minister was based on the book issued by the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with a number of 21 100 s in November 25 last and including the approval of the State to activate the resolution which gave Iraq the right to claim compensation for damages suffered by the Israeli aggression and he bombed the Iraqi reactor in June 7, 1981 through the formation of a neutral committee shall assess the compensation due to damage from bombing Iraq. "
Under Security Council resolution No. 487 in the year 1981 "on Iraq's right to obtain compensation for the Israeli attack on the Osirak nuclear power, and the Security Council strongly condemned the raid, the military, and calls upon Israel to refrain in future from actions of this kind or threat of force, while stressing the sixth paragraph of the resolution, Iraq has the right to compensation for the destruction, who was killed, which Israel recognized its responsibility for and requests the Secretary-General to inform the Security Council regularly conduct the implementation of this resolution. "
He Naji: "It would approach the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through an official letter regarding the action to be taken on the Commission and the resolution on the activation of the claim for damages."
He guessed that "witnessing the coming-term movements in the actual context of the claim Iraq's rights lost as a result of Israeli aggression."
The Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari had uncovered in the host in the House of Representatives last month, a government communications and consultations and the search for the means available to seek compensation from Israel's bombing of the Osirak reactor in 1981.
Proposed the formation of a neutral committee to assess the compensation due to Iraq
BAGHDAD - morning
Government has initiated moves to sue Israel and demand the payment of financial compensation due to the damage done to Iraq after the bombing of the reactor, "July" nuclear in 1981.
And MP Mohammed Naji Mohammed, said Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs approached the United Nations and the Security Council to give effect to the issue of demanding Israel to pay compensations according to the UN resolution No. 487 in 1981 for bombing a nuclear reactor. "
It is said that the "morning" have raised the issue of reparations from Israel in its issue of 11 February, as quoted informed sources as saying that: "There is a campaign by a number of deputies include seeking to activate the international resolution of the UN Security Council to obtain financial compensation is estimated billions of dollars from Israel's military offensive on the Osirak reactor, the fact that this does not belong to the former regime, but for the development process in Iraq. "
Naji said in a statement to the "morning": that "the guidance of the Chief Minister was based on the book issued by the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with a number of 21 100 s in November 25 last and including the approval of the State to activate the resolution which gave Iraq the right to claim compensation for damages suffered by the Israeli aggression and he bombed the Iraqi reactor in June 7, 1981 through the formation of a neutral committee shall assess the compensation due to damage from bombing Iraq. "
Under Security Council resolution No. 487 in the year 1981 "on Iraq's right to obtain compensation for the Israeli attack on the Osirak nuclear power, and the Security Council strongly condemned the raid, the military, and calls upon Israel to refrain in future from actions of this kind or threat of force, while stressing the sixth paragraph of the resolution, Iraq has the right to compensation for the destruction, who was killed, which Israel recognized its responsibility for and requests the Secretary-General to inform the Security Council regularly conduct the implementation of this resolution. "
He Naji: "It would approach the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through an official letter regarding the action to be taken on the Commission and the resolution on the activation of the claim for damages."
He guessed that "witnessing the coming-term movements in the actual context of the claim Iraq's rights lost as a result of Israeli aggression."
The Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari had uncovered in the host in the House of Representatives last month, a government communications and consultations and the search for the means available to seek compensation from Israel's bombing of the Osirak reactor in 1981.