Shaaban: Current Developments in Arab Countries Aim to End Arab-Zionist Entity Conflict the Way the Zionists Like

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 DAMASCUS, (ST)-The Presidential Political and Media Advisor Bouthaina Shaaban has stressed that the ongoing developments in the Arab countries and the attempts to engage the Arab and Islamic nations in internal troubles aim at ending the Arab-Israeli conflict the way the Zionists like.

In a press conference on Thursday following the emergency meeting of al-Quds International Foundation Trustees, Shaaban said “the ongoing Arab bloody winter which they call Arab spring will produce a true Arab spring the tools of which are possessed by the Arab nation through resistance and continuous struggle to restore the usurped Arab rights.”

“Syria, under the leadership of President Bashar Al-Assad and thanks to the sacrifices of the army and people, is aware of the danger of the current era and it is now leading a fair battle to maintain its national principles and identity,” Shaaban added.

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