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Hamas: Israeli tactics threaten peace
| The usual line of bull. If you say something that makes no sense at all, but use polysyllables, somebody's going to believe it. |
 The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has warned that a fragile ceasefire with Israel could collapse if Israel continued to ignore Palestinian concerns, including the illegality of building a gigantic separation wall inside the West Bank.
| The fragile ceasefire with Israel could collapse if Paleostinians continue their efforts to explode around Israelis. |
"Israel must realize that this is not an open-ended truce. If Israel continues to grab our land by this evil wall and refuses to free our prisoners, then the ceasefire will die a natural death," said Hasan Yusuf, Hamas's chief spokesman in the West Bank, during a speech at the Polytechnic College in Hebron on Monday. Hamas rejected Friday's bombing in Tel Aviv, which killed five Israelis and injured many others, calling it, a "wrong move."
| "Yeah. Not nearly enough casualties." |
Yusuf said Hamas was still committed to the ceasefire and not looking for pretexts to breach it. He added however, that "we can't pretend things are fine when 9000 political detainees and resistance activists are still languishing in Israeli prisons and detention camps."
Posted by: Fred 2005-03-01 |
