The Hamas government in the Gaza Strip voiced its rage on Thursday after Gaza militants fired two rockets into southern Israel Thursday, causing no injuries but further straining a shaky, week-old truce between Israel and the Gaza rulers. | 'Voiced its rage'? Does that mean they stamped their tiny little feet and made angry faces? |
A Hamas spokesman said the 'tahadiyeh' (calm) was a national Palestinian interest, and that anyone who tried to sabotage it was acting in an 'anti-national' way. He called on Egypt, which brokered the cease fire agreement, to talk to those factions that are 'motivated by anti-national politics.'
The Hamas government spokesman added that harming the national interest for the purpose of settling personal scores 'works to advance the interests of the Israeli occupation.'