Islamic Jihad: The division won't end while political arrests in WB are ongoing
[ 12/07/2009 - 09:27 AM ]
GAZA, (PIC)-- The Islamic Jihad Movement stated Saturday that the Palestinian dialog would not culminate with success as long as the PA in Ramallah is persistent in its political arrest policy against the Palestinian resistance.
Spokesman for Islamic Jihad Dawoud Shihab said, in a statement to Quds Press, that the political arrests come within the framework of the PA security coordination with the Israeli occupation authority and thus have nothing to do with the internal division.
“There is a policy to eradicate the resistance in the West Bank and there is a crazy war waged by the security apparatuses against Islamic Jihad cadres and leaders,” spokesman Shihab affirmed.
He stressed that the release of prisoners from PA jails must not be motivated by political reasons, but there should be a general policy rejecting the political detention under any pretext.
The spokesman highlighted that the Palestinian people are in a state of national liberation and have the right to resist the occupation and defend themselves against its aggression.
Hamas: Kidnapping Islamic Jihad members aimed at eradicating resistance
[ 11/07/2009 - 03:38 PM ]
NABLUS, (PIC)-- The Hamas Movement deplored Saturday the PA security campaigns waged against the Islamic Jihad Movement, saying that such practices are part of the Zionist scheme that is aimed at eliminating the Palestinian resistance and every national and honest voice rejecting to submit to the Israeli dictates.
This came in a press statement condemning the PA security apparatuses for kidnapping five brothers affiliated with Islamic Jihad in Al-Khalil and storming a tent established for the reception of an Islamic Jihad prisoner released from Israeli jails in Jenin.
Hamas underlined that all field observations in the West Bank unequivocally disclosed the lies of ex-PA chief Mahmoud Abbas and his entourage who alleged that the political arrests taking place in the West Bank is aimed to prevent the recurrence of the coup in Gaza.
An Islamic Jihad source reported yesterday that the PA intelligence was carrying out a frenzied campaign against his Movement’s cadres and supporters in the West Bank especially in Al-Khalil, affirming the kidnapping of five brothers in the city.
The PA security apparatuses are still kidnapping 100 Palestinians affiliated with Islamic Jihad and 1,000 others affiliated with Hamas in addition to dozens of resistance fighters from other factions.
In another related context, the PA militia kidnapped Friday seven Palestinian citizens affiliated with Hamas including ex-detainee called Ayad Habib who was rounded up immediately after his release from Israeli jails.
The IOF troops, in the context of PA-Israeli exchange of roles, kidnapped on the same day in Bethlehem Sheikh Hasan Safi, a member of the municipal board in the city, just one day after his release from PA jails.
Palestinian sources in Nablus reported that the health conditions of prisoners Farid Ziyada, a former candidate of Hamas parliamentary bloc, and Mudher Attari, a student at the university of Al-Najah, badly deteriorated as a result of their exposure to severe torture at the hands of PA officers.
[ 12/07/2009 - 09:27 AM ]
GAZA, (PIC)-- The Islamic Jihad Movement stated Saturday that the Palestinian dialog would not culminate with success as long as the PA in Ramallah is persistent in its political arrest policy against the Palestinian resistance.
Spokesman for Islamic Jihad Dawoud Shihab said, in a statement to Quds Press, that the political arrests come within the framework of the PA security coordination with the Israeli occupation authority and thus have nothing to do with the internal division.
“There is a policy to eradicate the resistance in the West Bank and there is a crazy war waged by the security apparatuses against Islamic Jihad cadres and leaders,” spokesman Shihab affirmed.
He stressed that the release of prisoners from PA jails must not be motivated by political reasons, but there should be a general policy rejecting the political detention under any pretext.
The spokesman highlighted that the Palestinian people are in a state of national liberation and have the right to resist the occupation and defend themselves against its aggression.
Hamas: Kidnapping Islamic Jihad members aimed at eradicating resistance
[ 11/07/2009 - 03:38 PM ]
NABLUS, (PIC)-- The Hamas Movement deplored Saturday the PA security campaigns waged against the Islamic Jihad Movement, saying that such practices are part of the Zionist scheme that is aimed at eliminating the Palestinian resistance and every national and honest voice rejecting to submit to the Israeli dictates.
This came in a press statement condemning the PA security apparatuses for kidnapping five brothers affiliated with Islamic Jihad in Al-Khalil and storming a tent established for the reception of an Islamic Jihad prisoner released from Israeli jails in Jenin.
Hamas underlined that all field observations in the West Bank unequivocally disclosed the lies of ex-PA chief Mahmoud Abbas and his entourage who alleged that the political arrests taking place in the West Bank is aimed to prevent the recurrence of the coup in Gaza.
An Islamic Jihad source reported yesterday that the PA intelligence was carrying out a frenzied campaign against his Movement’s cadres and supporters in the West Bank especially in Al-Khalil, affirming the kidnapping of five brothers in the city.
The PA security apparatuses are still kidnapping 100 Palestinians affiliated with Islamic Jihad and 1,000 others affiliated with Hamas in addition to dozens of resistance fighters from other factions.
In another related context, the PA militia kidnapped Friday seven Palestinian citizens affiliated with Hamas including ex-detainee called Ayad Habib who was rounded up immediately after his release from Israeli jails.
The IOF troops, in the context of PA-Israeli exchange of roles, kidnapped on the same day in Bethlehem Sheikh Hasan Safi, a member of the municipal board in the city, just one day after his release from PA jails.
Palestinian sources in Nablus reported that the health conditions of prisoners Farid Ziyada, a former candidate of Hamas parliamentary bloc, and Mudher Attari, a student at the university of Al-Najah, badly deteriorated as a result of their exposure to severe torture at the hands of PA officers.
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