Intifada Palestine

by Stuart Littlewood
Hamas prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, within days of being elected, offered long-term peace if Israel recognised Palestine as an independent state on 1967 borders.

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Omar Abdul Razek, Hamas’s finance minister, said when interviewed by Aljazeera in May 2006: “Which Israel would you want me to recognise? Is it Israel from the Nile to the Euphrates? Israel with the occupied Golan Heights? Israel with East Jerusalem? Israel with the settlements? I challenge you to tell me where Israel’s borders lie.”

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“As for the church, Christianity in the region has been destroyed not by Muslims but by Israel. Israel destroyed the church of Palestine and the church of Jerusalem beginning in 1948. It, not Muslims, has sent Christians in the region into a diaspora.”

by Stuart Littlewood
What excuses did nice Mr Peres offer, I wonder, for stealing 80 per cent of the Palestinians’ water at gunpoint so that Israeli settlers can enjoy a 24/7 supply, fill their swimming pools and wash their cars, then sell what’s left back to the Palestinians in strictly rationed dribs and drabs, forcing some to go without?

Share Edited by: Elias Farhud Although the situation is similar to the time before the beginning of the second intifada, the world is continuing to ignore the Palestinian voices which are demanding from the International community to interfere and stop the Israeli hostilities on both the holy places and the Palestinian people. Defend Al-Aqsa’: Haniyeh [...]