 Thousands of Palestinians paid tribute and put to final rest Friday the four resistance members, including Jamal Abu Samhadana, head of the Popular Resistance Committees (PRC), who were killed just before midnight in a raid on a training camp near the southern Gaza Strip town of Rafah. The Palestinians who were boiling with anger
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gathered at the city's municipal playground where they performed the prayers for souls of the four resistance members prior to the funeral procession that roamed the city and finally stopped in the martyrs cemetery. Hundreds of armed militants and members of various Palestinian factions had gun sex shot off fired in the air in uproar and grimaced made faces jumped up and down vowed to repulse the crimes committed by trhe Israeli forces.
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Abu Samhadana served as an advisor to the Hamas government. He was one of the most wanted of all Palestinian militants, and Israel claims that he was responsible for dozens of deaths, including the 2003 bombing of a diplomatic convoy in Gaza that left three Americans dead. He was also a close ally of the Hamas government and was originally tapped to oversee a new paramilitary force.
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A senior PRC member said that the Committee Shura council met early morning and elected a new Secretary General who succeeds Abu Samhadana. However the name of the new leader was bravely not made public due to the critical security situation that dominates all parts of Palestine. Israeli security sources said that liquidation of Abu Samhadana and his colleagues came by order from the Israel War Minister Amir Peretz. |