Opgelet Dries van Agt, Anja Meulenbelt, Mariko Peters, Harry van Bommel, Martijn van Dam e.v.a.:
Dit is wat de belangrijkste leider van Hamas te zeggen heeft over de Joden.
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Zahar: Jews will soon be expelled from Palestine
The Jews will soon be expelled from Palestine that same way they were kicked out by France, Britain, Belgium, Russia and Germany, Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar said over the weekend.
"The only nation that received the Jews after they were expelled was the Islamic nation, which protected them and looked after them," Zahar said in a speech in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip over the weekend.
"But they have no place here amongst us because of their crimes. They will soon be expelled from here and we will pray at the Aqsa Mosque [in Jerusalem]."
Zahar claimed that Jews were expelled in the past "because they betrayed, stole and corrupted these countries."
Zahar called for unity with Fatah as representatives of the two parties prepare to hold another round of reconciliation talks in the Syrian capital of Damascus this week.
"Let's join ranks and speak in one voice," Zahar said in his appeal to Fatah. "Together, with blood, we could liberate our lands and holy sites. You have tasted the bitterness of arbitrary negotiations." He said that Hamas was making "big efforts" to ensure the success of reconciliation talks with Fatah.
Meanwhile, Ramadan Shallah, leader of Islamic Jihad, called on Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to step down for abandoning the armed struggle against Israel. Shallah was speaking in Damascus on the 23rd anniversary of the establishment of his group.
"The negotiations [with Israel] have ended and there's no alternative to jihad and resistance," Shallah said. "The present leadership of the Palestinian Authority is not authorized to negotiate on behalf of the Palestinians. If Mahmoud Abbas can't adopt the option of Yasser Arafat, resistance, we recommend another option which is more honorable: to quit and sit at home."
The Islamic Jihad leader said that "Palestine is all our and we won't give up one inch of it. We won't participate in or accept any settlement that limits our rights only to the 1967 borders."
In response, Abbas's Fatah faction accused Shallah of serving the agenda of Iran. "We urge Shallah to adopt a constructive approach and not a destructive one," said Fatah spokesman Ahmed Assaf. "Many Arabs and foreigners have tried to hijack the Palestinians' independent decision-making process, but Fatah has preserved all Palestinian achievements despite internal and external conspiracies."
"The only nation that received the Jews after they were expelled was the Islamic nation, which protected them and looked after them," Zahar said in a speech in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip over the weekend.
"But they have no place here amongst us because of their crimes. They will soon be expelled from here and we will pray at the Aqsa Mosque [in Jerusalem]."
Zahar claimed that Jews were expelled in the past "because they betrayed, stole and corrupted these countries."
Zahar called for unity with Fatah as representatives of the two parties prepare to hold another round of reconciliation talks in the Syrian capital of Damascus this week.
"Let's join ranks and speak in one voice," Zahar said in his appeal to Fatah. "Together, with blood, we could liberate our lands and holy sites. You have tasted the bitterness of arbitrary negotiations." He said that Hamas was making "big efforts" to ensure the success of reconciliation talks with Fatah.
Meanwhile, Ramadan Shallah, leader of Islamic Jihad, called on Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to step down for abandoning the armed struggle against Israel. Shallah was speaking in Damascus on the 23rd anniversary of the establishment of his group.
"The negotiations [with Israel] have ended and there's no alternative to jihad and resistance," Shallah said. "The present leadership of the Palestinian Authority is not authorized to negotiate on behalf of the Palestinians. If Mahmoud Abbas can't adopt the option of Yasser Arafat, resistance, we recommend another option which is more honorable: to quit and sit at home."
The Islamic Jihad leader said that "Palestine is all our and we won't give up one inch of it. We won't participate in or accept any settlement that limits our rights only to the 1967 borders."
In response, Abbas's Fatah faction accused Shallah of serving the agenda of Iran. "We urge Shallah to adopt a constructive approach and not a destructive one," said Fatah spokesman Ahmed Assaf. "Many Arabs and foreigners have tried to hijack the Palestinians' independent decision-making process, but Fatah has preserved all Palestinian achievements despite internal and external conspiracies."
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