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Beirut repeats support of calls for summit on Gaza

Daily Star staff
Wednesday, January 14, 2009

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Lebanon reiterated its readiness on Tuesday to take part in any Arab summit to support Gaza in the face of Israeli agression and expressed hope that the meeting would be held in an atmosphere of consensus. Speaking following a Cabinet session headed by President Michel Sleiman at the Baabda Palace, Information Minister Tarek Mitri said.

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