[ 13/04/2011 - 07:28 AM ] CAIRO, (PIC)-- Taher al-Nunu, spokesman for the Palestinian Government in Gaza, has said that Israel's recent aggression was aimed at foiling Hamas's efforts to reconcile with rival Fatah and at measuring the response from Egypt and the Arabs as the situation in the region unfolds.
”[Israel] was eager to single out Gaza in light of the region being preoccupied with operations for liberation from regimes and with successive popular revolutions,” Nunu told the Palestinian Information Center.
”The raising of the Palestinian flag in Tahrir Square in front of the Israeli embassy in Cairo was a key reason why the aggression on the Gaza Strip stopped, after it became clear to the Israeli administration that Egypt, its leadership and people, reject any Israeli aggression on Gaza.”Nunu emphasized the role played by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry in curbing the attacks, as well as the decision made by the Arab League asking the UN Security Council for a no-fly zone over Gaza.
Concerning national reconciliation, Nunu said Prime Minister Ismail Haneyya's initiative to meet with Abbas is still in effect. He said that the government in Gaza is not against Abbas visiting the Strip, but he said, ”the visit must be preceded by arrangements in order to be successful”.
He went on to say that the government has called for talks with Fatah based on a deadline before Abbas's visit to Gaza.
He added that talks will start from where they left off, saying that issues concerning the Palestine Liberation Organization and the government's political program are the two main topics that must be resolved during talks.
He emphasized that Haneyya has exerted major efforts towards Palestinian reconciliation, and pointed out that the chances for achieving reconciliation are more now than ever before.
”Mahmoud Abbas has no choice but to reconcile and adhere to the will of the Palestinians to end the split. And we hope that this is his choice,” Nunu said.
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Is Hamas About to be Fooled, Again, by the Pharaoh? I am Almost Certain, the Answer is Yes!Let me explain it to you
Mr. politburo chief: Iran has clout and is a regional power, so Obama has to deal with it. Also, Iran (under the right conditions) has been beneficial to the Empire, as in Iraq and Afghanistan, so Obama is trying to put the ayatollahs to good use. Syria has some influence (especially in Lebanon) and Obama is trying to divide and conquer, by moving Syria away from Iran. But Hamas, Mr. politburo chief, regardless of how much "moderation" it shows, and how much begging it does, has no clout, and is safely caged in the Gaza concentration camp while Dayton destroys any presence it has left in the West Bank. By removing Iran and Syria from the equation, Hamas will be cut off and the plan is to destroy it or at least domesticate it, just as Arafat was domesticated and finally destroyed. You got that now, Mr. politburo chief?
After more than three years,
"Cairo is planning to receive Khaled Meshal, head of Hamas's Damascus-based political bureau.
Meshal last departed Cairo more than a year ago, saying that neither he nor any other Hamas official would return to Egypt as long as Mubarak held the reins of power"
- Hamas is still there to stay, where is Mubarak NOW??
- Shalit is still there in Gaza, until Hamas conditions are met.
- Mahmoud Abbas has no choice but to reconcile and adhere to the will of the Palestinians to end the split. In other words, the dialogue will deliver a domesticated Abbas
- The Zionist asshole joined the counter revolution of Zionist Farid Al-Ghadri, Khaddam, Rifaat Assad, and Zionist Brotherhood, against corner stone of resistance axis.
Uprooted Palestinian
