Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Ahmed Qurei was due to meet with Palestinian resistance leaders in the Gaza Strip Wednesday amid increasing signs of a looming ceasefire agreement between the Palestinians and the Israeli apartheid regime. Palestinian sources said Qurei would meet with the leaders of Hamas, the Islamic Jihad and Fatah for the purpose of ironing out a prospective ceasefire agreement which could put an end to nearly 40 months of internecine violence between the Palestinian people and the apartheid regime. Earlier, five resistance groups, including Hamas, Fatah, Islamic Jihad and two other leftist groups, declared formally their support for a new ceasefire agreement. The Zionist regime has also voiced a willingness to put an end to the policy of assassinations which target Palestinian political leaders and intifada activists. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz on Wednesday quoted several Israeli officials Wednesday as saying that Israel would agree to stop âtargeted killingsâ of Palestinians if Palestinians stopped their resistance attacks on Israeli targets.
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