Iraq seeks compensation from Israel

[yota691]

Iraq seeks compensation from Israel

security

2022-03-29 | 09:10

 

 

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Today, Tuesday, National Security Adviser Qassem Al-Araji discussed the file of the Israeli bombing of the Iraqi nuclear reactor in 1981, while discussing ways and mechanisms for claiming compensation for Iraq.

Al-Araji’s office said in a statement received by Alsumaria News, “The National Security Adviser, Qassem Al-Araji, chaired today, Tuesday, a meeting on the file of compensation for the Iraqi nuclear reactor, which was bombed by the Zionist entity in 1981. Justice, the Deputy National Security Adviser, the security agent for the National Security Agency, the heads of the Radioactive Sources Authority and the National Non-Proliferation Control Authority, and the official in charge of the atomic energy file at the Ministry of Higher Education, as well as the relevant authorities.

 

 

 

 

The meeting discussed, according to the statement, "the file of compensation for the Iraqi nuclear reactor that was bombed by the Zionist entity in 1981, and the ways and mechanisms for claiming compensation for Iraq, based on UN Security Council Resolution No. 487 of 1981, according to the legal means and options that ensure Iraq obtains its rights." in accordance with international laws and conventions.

During the meeting, it was "emphasized that Iraq's rights are consistent with UN Security Council resolutions and the obligations of the International Atomic Energy Agency."

 

For his part, Al-Araji stressed during the meeting, “the need for there to be a will to establish the claim to the Iraqi right, directing the continuation of work and determining the requirements for the axes of the subject, for the purpose of presenting them later to the Prime Minister, to decide on the mechanisms for establishing Iraq’s rights in this file and work to restore them.” .

[markb57]

lraq.....always with their hand out......

[Half Crazy Runner]

Compensation for something that happened 41 years ago?? Geez … 

[nannab]

Well if that is the case Iran should be compensating for all of the drones

and bombs they have been firing And they where recent to boot.. Homes and god knows what else was destroyed.

Iraq has there demands all confused. And there is a thing called statue of limitations! 

 

[markb57]

 

6 hours ago, Half Crazy Runner said:

Compensation for something that happened 41 years ago?? Geez … 

 

[markb57]

[markb57]

I think it's time the US sends a bill to Iraq for all we did for them. Say $1,900,000,000,000.00.....

 

just sayin'

[markb57]

and that may be low balling it...

[WheresmyRV?]

1 hour ago, markb57 said:

I think it's time the US sends a bill to Iraq for all we did for them. Say $1,900,000,000,000.00.....

 

just sayin'

[Hotcurl]

22 hours ago, nannab said:

And there is a thing called statue of limitations! 

 

Exactly .......................

Semper Fi

RV there yet ?

[Goggles]

Maybe Iraq’s security advisor can work on something productive to make their country safer today against real threats now. 🙄

[Theseus]

On 3/29/2022 at 7:53 PM, nannab said:

Iraq has there demands all confused. And there is a thing called statue of limitations! 

 

Not everything has statute of limitations. Take murder for example for which there is no statute of limitations and charges can be brought at anytime, hence cold case files in their solving bringing charges decades later. Latest example of this is the Emmett Till murder in which the Federal Government reopened the cold case in 2004 and 2017 and finally closed the case in 2021. FYI the Emmett Till murder is the one that spawned the infamous Mississippi 1955 trial (and movie Mississippi Burning) which charged and tried two white men for murder. They were subsequently acquitted by a jury after the jury deliberated for a little over an hour. There were some issues with the trial that led to issues with the trial.    

 

In the ME, they are still crying over something that ended in 1291 A.D.  IF you don't know what I am talking about, what was the one word after 9-11 that Bush Jr. ran into trouble with?  His quote was "This crusade, this war on terrorism, is going to take a while." His words sparked outrage and some can link this to actually starting, exponentially, the catalyst of which we see today in the United States. 

 

There are no statute of limitations where the ME is concerned. 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 31, 2022 by Theseus