TOP PRIORITY IS NOW SOUGHT TO REMOVE IRAQ FROM CHAPTER VII OF MONEY

January 8, 2010

Our top priority is now sought to remove Iraq from Chapter VII of money

The Iraqi government said it had not taken any decision to move the file shelling Israeli reactor, "July" nuclear reactor in 1981 in the Security Council to demand compensation due to physical damage caused to Iraq from behind the bombing, denying reports that Iraq begin to sue Israel for its bombing of the Osirak reactor.

The Minister of Science and Technology minister Raed Fahmi in a press statement, that "the government has not taken any decision on this matter, and is about to demand that Israel pay financial compensation by the bombing of the Osirak reactor but are those made by Congress and Iraqi political figures, but there was no discussion as yet between members of the Council of Ministers.

He added, "This decision to move the file in the corridors of the Security Council needs to study and thorough discussion, the fact that this case has different aspects and complex," as he put it.

He expressed his belief Fahmi, the importance of "mobilizing the Iraqi diplomatic efforts during the time the current output of the country towards the wrath of Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations and the termination of all obligations imposed on Iraq, as well as discuss how to push the international community to exert more efforts to help the country develop its economy and infrastructure reconstruction infrastructure and harness the capabilities and potential to achieve stability and prosperity "as he put it.

His comments were a number of MPs spoke of "the start of the Iraqi government to take serious steps to prosecute Israel, and be required to pay huge financial compensation for damages inflicted on Iraq over the bombing of Osirak nuclear."

MP Mohammad Al-Naji Mohammed Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki face and approached the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Nations and the Security Council to give effect to the issue of a claim, "Israel" to pay such compensation in accordance with the UN resolution No. 487 in 1981 for bombing the Iraqi nuclear reactor.

Naji said that the guidance of the Chief Minister was based on the book, published by the Secretariat of the Council of Ministers and the Foreign Ministry in November 25 last, which included approval for the State to activate the resolution which gave Iraq the right to claim compensation for damages suffered by the aggression of "Israeli" of bombed the Iraqi reactor in June 7, 1981 through the formation of a neutral committee shall assess the compensation due to Iraq.

Under Security Council resolution No. 487 issued in 1981 that it was Iraq's right to obtain compensation for the attack, "Israeli" on the Osirak nuclear power, and the Security Council strongly deplores the military raid "Israeli", and demands that "Israel" to refrain in future from actions This type or the threat.

Also emphasizes the sixth paragraph of the resolution of Iraq's right to receive appropriate compensation for the devastation that was the victim and admitted that "Israel", responsibility for and requests the Secretary General of the United Nations Security Council regularly informed the conduct of the implementation of this resolution.

Referred to a number of Iraqi parliamentarians have raised the former nuclear reactor file, approached and demanded the Iraqi Foreign Ministry to discuss the possibility activate the international resolution to compensate the loss of Iraq by the bombing of reactant, which lies west of the city center about 17 km.

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