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| MIDEAST: Which countries are giving the green light to #nuclearban? (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
An important component in the global effort to achieve a total ban on nuclear weapons is the commitment of (most of) the countries in the Middle East.
The map reproduced above is from the ICAN Austria interactive map of countries supporting the nuclear weapons ban negotiations at the UN. The countries marked with a green dot support a nuclear ban.
The situation in the Middle East is suggestive of the larger global effort to ban nuclear weapons. Efforts for a nuclear weapons-free zone in the Mideast have been thwarted for years. Now the supporters have joined together with the global effort to ban nuclear weapons worldwide. See:
Wikipedia: Middle East nuclear weapon free zone
Wikipedia: Haifa International Conference for a WMD-Free Middle East
"Netanyahu thanks US for blocking push for Middle East nuclear arms ban."
You can help get the word out about the efforts of all these nations to bring about a world free of nuclear weapons by sharing messages like the ones below on social media (and by creating your own!).
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| Thank you #BAHRAIN. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #CYPRUS. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #EGYPT. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #IRAN. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #IRAQ. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #JORDAN. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #KUWAIT. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #LEBANON. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #LIBYA. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #OMAN. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #QATAR. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #TUNISIA. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
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| Thank you #UAE. (Please share this message on Twitter.) |
More memes to share: 133 Is a Lot of #Nuclearban-Supporting Countries
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