Uprooted Palestinian: SALAM ALQUDS ALAYKUM – سلام القدس عليكم: Hamas Observe in Heartrending Day - The One-Year Memorial of Israels Genocidal War on Gaza.

Monday, 28 December 2009

Hamas Observe in Heartrending Day - The One-Year Memorial of Israels Genocidal War on Gaza.

12/28/2009 02:56:00 AM Posted by Editor Publisher Hiyam Noir

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Gaza City Sunday December 28 2009
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Hiyam Noir

Dear Hamas movement, may God bless you - one day soon this movement of steadfast, remarkable and great people will be recognized by the world community - and we will all celebrate together - and we will cry of joy.....

Dear Hiyam

[ All real palestinians will cry of joy]

However, some will cry of anger. Since years they are saying "Hamas is immune to learn". Calling the very same Ismail Haniyeh, "Habila"

"So when I hear Hamas declaring that it would stop an Israeli invasion of Gaza, I just shake my Head."

December 27 2009

CAIRO - Marking the heartrending day of the one-year-memorial of the Israelis genocidal war on Gaza, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon urged Israel to lift its blockade on Gaza.

The very same day,Ismail Haniyeh condemned the United Nations of complicity in the International Quartet's refusal to participate in a dialogue with Hamas, he urged the world-community, including member states of EU, Russia and United States,to withdraw its membership from the International Quartet.

After the Israelis wanton war - Gaza families are homeless

more than 1.400 were killed including 352 children. Over 5.000 wounded.

Photo Fadi Adwan/PalestineFreeVoice Images

In the same sentence, the Palestinian PM and the leader of Hamas ,Ismail Haniyeh, called in his elegiac speech upon Ban Ki-moon, not to let the Israeli army - "escape punishment, but bring the criminals to justice".

Haniyeh also said: "It is inappropriate for the United Nations to pose a siege on a nation and people that are under occupation."

Haniyeh urged the Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak to stop building its underground metal wall in Rafah, in an address directed to president Mubarak Haniyeh said, that "Hamas doe's not interfere in Egyptian affairs, and Gaza is not a threat to the security of Egypt.

The tunnels were built by our people in Gaza as an exceptional necessity, we are suffocating by a four year long siege. - We urge Egypt to open the Rafah crossing - Egypt's has it's sovereign legal right to act against the building of an underground wall under Rafah, and we believe it is their national and religious responsibility to do so."

Again, Ismail Haniyeh indicated awareness of Hamas proposal of reconciliation with the Fatah movement, as so many times before the Hamas leader asserted that - " there is no other way for the Palestinians but join in national political partnership, therefore we must overcome distrust and animosity."

Ismail Haniyeh concluded his remarks by expressing Hamas gratitude to everyone who during this year of anguish and mourning, have stood up firmly in solidarity and allegiance with Gaza.

He closed his speech, acknowledged his gratitude to the Palestinian resistance in Gaza, for it's admirable virtue and heroism confronting the conspirators with their fortitude, he said that.. "Any new war on Gaza will not be the picnic as (your) collaborators in harmful and illegal purpose have informed you".

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