Arab nations will be doing more to back the military action against Col Gaddafi in the coming weeks

Arab nations will be doing more to back the military action against Col Gaddafi in the coming weeks, David Cameron has told MPs.
He said airstrikes against the Libyan leader’s forces were launched so quickly at the weekend there was not time to garner more solid backing from his neighbours.
However, Arab nations were ‘very strong’ in their support at the action taken, the prime minister said.
He added Kuwait and Jordan would now be providing ‘logistical contributions’.
Qatar has already deployed four warplanes and the United Arab Emirates has offered support.
‘I believe support in the Arab world, not just amongst Arab leaders but also amongst Arab people, for saving lives in Libya is very strong,’ Mr Cameron told the Commons.