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Resistance opt to face "Israel"
Source: Alalam.ir, 3-8-2007
DAMASCUS--Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas said on Friday the resistance groups are ready to defend against any kind of "Israeli" incursion into the Gaza Strip.
Talal Nasar a senior member of Hamas told Alalam TV that the occupation regime is regularly working to undermine security of Gaza Strip and the West Bank, but resistance groups such as Al-Quds, Ezzeddin Qassam and Al-Aqsa Brigades are well prepared and lurking for the occupiers.
He stressed that Palestinian Authority Chief Mahmoud Abbas who gave green light to the closure of Rafah crossing and the occupation regime which benefits largely from the blockade of Palestinian people are the two main parties responsible for the closure of the crossing and after them are internal traitors and Arab groups conspiring against the resistance plan.
Nassar criticized Egypt for "waiting for "Israeli" permission" to reopen the outlet and said "It seems that after the Jews it is the Arabs and Muslims` turn to blockade Gazans."
Another Hamas official said US support for Abbas and his new cabinet led by Salam Fayyad is aimed at increasing the dissension among Palestinians.
Hamas Sokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said the US administration provides Abbas with means and equipment needed to escalate killing the Palestinians and causes dissension between the resistance groups by donating the $80 million aid to Abbas.
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice met on Thursday with Palestinian Authority chief Mahmoud Abbas and signed an agreement granting his government $80 million to bolster his security services.
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