Cameron will attend Guildhall Munich commemoration
Friday, July 27, 2012


By Jennifer Lipman

David Cameron has agreed to attend the Guildhall commemoration to mark the deaths of 11 Israeli athletes at the hands of Palestinian terrorists 40 years in Munich.

David Cameron je pristao sudjelovati na komemoraciji u Guildhallu kojom se označava  smrt 11 izraelskih atletičara ubijenih od palestinskiih terorista prije 40 godina u Minhenu.

The Prime Minister referred to the building levels of support for those calling on the International Olympic Committee to hold a minute’s silence during tomorrow’s Opening Ceremony during his speech to mark the start of London 2012.

“It’s right that in 2012 – 40 years on from the Munich Olympics – we remember the Israeli team members who were killed there,” he said.

Cameron  je rekao: "To je u redu da se u 2012- 40 godina nakon Minhenskih olimpijskih igara- podsjetimo na članove izraelskog tima koji su tamo ubijeni. Mi ćemo  označiti godišnjicu te tragedije sa specijalnom komemoracijom- i svaki dan ovih igara mi ćemo pokazivati da nema više razlika,  da smo otvoren i tolerantniji grad na svijetu.

Cameronov komentar je došao nakon što je vođa palestinske olimpijske delegacije zahvalio IOC predsjedniku Jasquesu Rogge da je zabranio obiteljima žrtava minutu šutnje.

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According to the Times of Israel, Jibril Rajoub wrote Mr Rogge a letter in which he said : “Sports are a bridge for love, communication and the spreading of peace between nations and should not be used for divisiveness and the spread of racism.”