Irish Foreign Minister Visits Palestine

Irish Foreign Minister Michael Martin (C) shakes hands with a Palestinian woman at a school in the Aida refugee camp during a visit to the city of Bethlehem; accompanied of UN officials, on July 10, 2008.

Irish Foreign Minister Martin is on an official visit to Palestine, as part of a three-day tour in the Middle East for talks on regional and international efforts.

I wish to extend warm greetings to Irish Foreign Minister Michael Martin, also towards the people of Ireland and the nice looking lady from the United Nations, as well as to say it is very nice you are visiting Palestine. I also do hope you have a pleasant and very happy visit to my country.

It is assured that most of Palestinian citizens are very warm and friendly, as do we enjoy visitors very much.

While Ireland it seems to come to mind is one of the countries I do apologize, I may not be quite as proficient on knowledge as I would like to be with my circumstances; for what I do understand, it tends to have weather similar to England, a bit of a rocky country, very green and quaint. Something that also comes to mind about Ireland and I say this with a smile, are some of the most marvelous stories come from there.

While much of Ireland’s music, I must admit I do enjoy and I must also admit when it comes to the different countries in the world; I think also of the delicious food, among other delightful things that makes me smile and day dream with delight.

One thing that has always made me so very happy, is most people I have met in person that came from many different parts of the world; are always so friendly and nice that I never wish to forget them.