Israel plan to internationalize the Red Sea

Oct 4, 2008

Israel plan to internationalize the Red Sea

Leader of Somalia’s Islamic Courts” in a short interview with Al-Hayat today showed his surprise about the escalating level of Somalia pirates attacks on ships saying:

When the Islamic Courts was in power there were very limited attacks, but the recent repeated attacks…. a mystery we cannot understand.

Yemeni news site nabanews reveals that recent visit of Yemen president Salih to Jordan is to prevent the internationalization of the Red Sea, which the news site describes as an Israel – Eritrea plan to deploy international forces into the sea.

Connecting the internationalization to an old plan revived recently “Two Seas Canal”, the news site questions the reality behind the pirate- operations in the Red Sea and if it is true that American and French ships cannot confront these operations.

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