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Western States welcomes the killing of bin Laden
Israel showed "great happiness" after the announcement of President Barack Obama killed the al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in a military operation a residential compound in Pakistan, as Britain said it was a "resounding success", while considered the Young Mujahideen Movement in Somalia, "it is estimated will not end Jihad. "
He said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that "Israel shares the joy of the American people the elimination of bin Laden."
Said in a statement issued by his office that "kill bin Laden resounding victory for the democratic countries that are fighting terrorism."
And confirmed after greeting U.S. President that the killing of bin Laden "a victory for justice, freedom and values shared by democratic nations that fight terror shoulder to shoulder."
And saw the Israeli President Shimon Peres that "the killing of bin Laden is not a victory for the United States alone, it is a triumph of the free world who was looking forward to this late punishment bestowed upon bin Laden."
The Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman that the U.S. State Department informed the Israeli Embassy in Washington, the killing of bin Laden's half-hour before the announcement that Obama.
Cameron: Osama bin Laden is responsible for the worst and the most terrible acts of terrorism that the world has seen (Reuters)Global satisfactionFor his part, said British Prime Minister David Cameron said that "the killing of bin Laden will be published comfortable and wide among the peoples of the world."
He said in a statement that "Osama bin Laden was responsible for the worst and the most terrible acts of terrorism that the world has seen, no events of September 11, in addition to other attacks cost the world thousands of lives, including lives of Britons."
He added that Cameron "found Wow, it would not be able anymore to continue the terrorist campaigns that spread terror."
He said that "the time has come to remind those people who kill bin Laden, and those who have lost loved ones on his hands, and that the time had come to thank all those who have worked tirelessly to protect us from terrorism."
Here at the end of his speech the U.S. president and officials who participated in this process.
India, commented that the killing of bin Laden shows that "Pakistan is a haven for terrorists."
The amountIn Mogadishu, said the commander of the Mujahideen Youth Movement Hassan Dahir Aweys said, "got the message," and that killing bin Laden "does not mean that the case is over," he said, adding that "a lot of men died on that."
He said in an interview with the island's "Jihad is not finished and the killing of bin Laden. They killed the prophets, and if it was just finished it, I do not think that bin Laden was committed to this place, but just came here."
