Is the Arab League involved in efforts to secure a durable government in Lebanon?
Now it is up to the Cabinet. We are not involved in this. Q. In the Arab world, nothing is working. Somalia… Yemen… nothing is working. That is why we must continue to do everything we can. That is the point. That is why I was in Yemen, that is why I travelled to Iraq, Lebanon, Sudan. We must continue to do everything we can. But yes, what you say is the prevailing view – that nothing is working, and the regional situation can go from bad to worse just like that if the wrong steps, if any wrong steps are taken, but that is the way it is. Q. Do you see any signs that Iran is supporting the rebels in Yemen? I have heard accusations, but I do not have anything that could be considered signs of these accusations. Q. Do you or the Arab League have any view on Tony Blair’s efforts as Middle East envoy, and his idea that the economy comes first as a building block towards a Palestinian state? Blair has done a good job in the occupied territories, and has understood the intricacies of it,
