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Hamas breaks off talks after shelling | |
2006-11-09 | |
PALESTINIAN Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh has said talks between his ruling Hamas party and President Mahmoud Abbas on forming a national unity government have been "suspended".
Mr Abbas had been in Gaza since late Monday in a bid to hold crunch talks with the Hamas-led Cabinet on forming a unity government after months of deadlock and failure in managing to persuade Hamas to soften its hardline stance. "We strongly condemn this terrible massacre and atrocity committed against our people in Beit Hanoun, against children, women and the elderly," Mr Abbas has said. "We call on the Security Council to meet urgenly to stop these massacres. The world must act immediately." | |
Posted by:Fred |
#2 Nothing sez "you're starting to really p*ss me off" like a volley of well-placed 155mm shells. |
Posted by: anonymous5089 2006-11-09 11:22 |
#1 Sure thing guys. Like your unending rocket attacks don't have the least thing to do with this. Personally, I'm glad to see Israel save their money and simply return counter-battery fire. Artillery shells are cheaper than rolling out the tanks and it gives the gun crews some practice. It also gives the Palestinians a chance to experience a little uncertainty as to exactly where the next shell will land, just like the rockets. This needs to happen every single time these terrorist assholes launch even a single missile. |
Posted by: Zenster 2006-11-09 01:47 |