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| Haniyeh accuses US, Israel, Arabs of conspiracy |
| 2010-01-30 |
| [Ma'an] Giving a Friday sermon Gaza Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh accused the Arab world of using leaked reports from Israel to rally the Egyptian street against the people of Gaza. Speaking at the Al-Omary Mosque in Jabaliya, Haniyeh outlined two reports allegedly printed in the Arab world last week. One, he said, discussed the resettlement of Palestinians in the Sinai under a land swap deal for a two-state solution, and a second apparently alleged that a Palestinain in Cairo was involved in urging Egyptian officials to continue building the Gaza subterranean border wall. Haniyeh was vague on the origins of the reports, neither of which appeared in Arab mainstream news media over the past week. The de facto leader insisted throughout his speech that the alleged reports were "false" and "from Israeli sources," adding that the de facto government would refuse resettlement in the Sinai or any other lands that were not part of historic Palestine. Haniyeh also talked about the internal and external conspiracies against the tenth government and the legislative council, elected in 2006, during the last four years. "We were exposed to a three-dimensional war, economically by imposing the siege on the people of Gaza, militarily by attacking the people and committing crimes which are mostly represented in the war on Gaza, and politically as the occupation started to detain lawmakers and the representatives of the Palestinian people in order to undermine the Palestinian legitimacy and democracy," Haniyeh said. Moreover, Haniyeh contested "we were exposed to a three-dimensional conspiracy which first was by trying to spread chaos, the second by objections and not committing to jobs, and the third was defamed and media incitement, dissemination of falsehoods and rumors, and creating facts that are not true." Haniyeh closed his speech with the assertion that the American hegemony in the region was defeated. |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #2 This is a do-it-yourself test for paranoia: you know you've got it when you can't think of anything that's your fault. Robert M. Hutchins |
| Posted by: Phaising tse Tung8928 2010-01-30 10:55 |
| #1 Hani baby, if you seem to be perpetually surrounded by a bunch of assholes, and basically the only thing they have in common is difficulty dealing with your behavior, maybe the problem is....you. Just sayin'. |
| Posted by: Cornsilk Blondie 2010-01-30 10:45 |