"Israel" fails to defeat Palestinians

Source: alalam.ir, 29-10-2007
GAZA -Spokesman for Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) said here on Monday that "Israel" would never be able to defeat the invincible will of Palestinians even by continuing its military attacks.
In an exclusive interview with Alalam TV, Sami Abu-Zahri said "`Israel` is trying to bring the Palestinian nation to its Knee by resorting to various methods such as cutting the power transmission and decreasing the humanitarian aids into Gaza strip."
Referring to the US-sponsored peace conference, he said while the Zionist regime is resuming its aggressions against the Palestinians, no fruitful result is likely to be gained in the same summit.
In reaction to the Zionist regime`s recent escalated crimes, he said the Palestinian government has had considerable negotiations with various Arab and European parties in Gaza to push all parties to take responsibilities of "Israeli" escalated violation of international law in the region fueled by continued aggressions against the Palestinians.
He added "Israeli" regime must pay a heavy cost in case of resuming its aggressions, stressing that all military reactions against "Israel" would be done consciously.
He also said "resistance" against all crises is the only option before the Palestinian nation adding that the Zionist regime is seeking to destabilize the invincible will of Palestinians by creating these crises.
"Israel" had begun reducing fuel supplies to Gaza and had closed down one of the two crossings through which food, medicines and other supplies pass into the strip.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon on Monday also slammed "Israel`s" "punitive measures" against the Gaza Strip as "unacceptable" and urged the Zionist regime to reconsider its belligerent actions.
A statement issued by his spokeswoman Michele Montas said the secretary general "believes strongly that punitive measures taken by "Israel" which harm the well-being of the entire population of the Gaza Strip are unacceptable."
Ban urged the "Israeli" regime "to reconsider its actions and for all concerned to protect civilians and to meet their obligations under international law."
"The limitation of fuel and electricity supplies deepens the humanitarian distress of the 1.4 million residents of Gaza, as does the reduction of the supply of essential commodities and the tightening of restrictions on movement and access," the statement said.