Hamas en het als nog radikaler beschouwde Islamitische Jihad hebben een gemeenschappelijke verklaring uitgegeven waarin zij hun gemeenschappelijke strategie en doelen hebben benadrukt. Dit is opvallend, want Hamas en Fatah zochten de afgelopen maanden ook meermaals toenadering. Hamas en Islamitische Jihad verklaren onder meer:
The statement also confirmed both Movements' adherence to the resistance option as a strategic choice to liberate the Palestinian land, and to retrieve the usurped Palestinian legal rights, vowing to reject any deal that could harm historical and national rights of the Palestinian people, including their right in the occupied city of Jerusalem, and the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their homes among other legal rights.
Dat sluit ieder compromis, laat staan vrede, met Israel geheel uit. Hamas is zich dus niet aan het matigen zoals velen zo graag geloven.
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Hamas, Islamic Jihad confirm strategic rapport
10 September 2008
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The Hamas and the Islamic Jihad Movements have confirmed on Tuesday that their relationship was strategic and couldn't be affected by trivial matters, stressing that they were united against any agreement that could abandon the Palestinian people's rights.
In a joint statement issued by both of them, the two Movements stressed that their bilateral relationship was at its best level, and described it as "strategic relationship that neither secondary differences nor incidents in the field could affect".
The statement also confirmed both Movements' adherence to the resistance option as a strategic choice to liberate the Palestinian land, and to retrieve the usurped Palestinian legal rights, vowing to reject any deal that could harm historical and national rights of the Palestinian people, including their right in the occupied city of Jerusalem, and the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their homes among other legal rights.
Furthermore, both Movements agreed that the national dialogue was and still is the only way for the Palestinian factions to solve their political disputes, and to bail the Palestinian people out of the current political crises.
As far as the Zionist siege on Gaza is concerned, the two Palestinian Movements confirmed the necessity to continue anti-siege popular activities on the Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim levels till all Gaza crossing points, particularly the vital Rafah crossing point, are opened.
The two Movements also agreed to form joint committees to tackle and to solve any problem or misunderstanding that may occur between the two Movements on the ground.
Leaders from both Movements, including Khaled Mishaal, the supreme political leader of Hamas, and Ramadan Abduallah Shallah, the secretary-general of the Islamic Jihad among other leaders met in the Syrian capital Damascus, and discussed a number of basic issues and developments in the Palestinian arena.
In a joint statement issued by both of them, the two Movements stressed that their bilateral relationship was at its best level, and described it as "strategic relationship that neither secondary differences nor incidents in the field could affect".
The statement also confirmed both Movements' adherence to the resistance option as a strategic choice to liberate the Palestinian land, and to retrieve the usurped Palestinian legal rights, vowing to reject any deal that could harm historical and national rights of the Palestinian people, including their right in the occupied city of Jerusalem, and the right of the Palestinian refugees to return to their homes among other legal rights.
Furthermore, both Movements agreed that the national dialogue was and still is the only way for the Palestinian factions to solve their political disputes, and to bail the Palestinian people out of the current political crises.
As far as the Zionist siege on Gaza is concerned, the two Palestinian Movements confirmed the necessity to continue anti-siege popular activities on the Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim levels till all Gaza crossing points, particularly the vital Rafah crossing point, are opened.
The two Movements also agreed to form joint committees to tackle and to solve any problem or misunderstanding that may occur between the two Movements on the ground.
Leaders from both Movements, including Khaled Mishaal, the supreme political leader of Hamas, and Ramadan Abduallah Shallah, the secretary-general of the Islamic Jihad among other leaders met in the Syrian capital Damascus, and discussed a number of basic issues and developments in the Palestinian arena.
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