Prague district that hosts 'Palestinian embassy' asks that it be moved
Czech officials in the Suchdol district of Prague, where the Palestinian embassy stands, has requested the embassy move to another location on Friday, AFP reported. Officials say they feel betrayed by the findings inside the embassy following the death of the Palestinian ambassador Jamal al-Jamal on Jan 1 in his home in Prague.
"We asked the Czech foreign ministry for the embassy to be moved out of our district," Petr Hejl, senior councilor of Prague's Suchdol district told AFP.
"The district feels betrayed by the behavior of diplomats who kept weapons and explosives at the embassy, violating Czech and international law," he added.
"We understand the fears of Suchdol residents," Czech foreign ministry spokeswoman Johana Gohova told AFP Friday. The ministry would "look into it," she added.Keeping unregistered weapons in an embassy violates the Vienna Convention which governs diplomatic relations.
Jamal's family is now claiming that he was killed (by the evil Jooooz?).
Maybe the Czech Republic ought to shut down the 'embassy' altogether.
Labels: Czech Republic, Palestinian ambassadors, Palestinian Authority, work accident
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 1:23 AM
2 Comments:
אוי לרשע, אוי לשכנו...
Since the palestinian "ambassador" doesn't represent a state, it's not clear he or they are bound by the Vienna Convention.
The Oslo Accords do prohibit the PA from conducting foreign affairs. That's technically the job of the PLO.
Everything involving the palestinians is just sort of made up as they go along, which seems appropriate for amade up people.
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