Zitat von Indo_HS im Beitrag #35429
Aber klar doch, was den radikalen Friedensverweigerern nicht in den Kram passt -- nämlich die Verbesserung der Aussicht auf eine mögliche Konfliktlösung -- muß wohl eine "Fälschung" sein! :-)) Zumindest sehr aussagekräftig und entlarvend, so ein dummes Statement aus dem Bauch heraus ...
<<Hamas ändert erstmals seit 30 Jahren ihr Programm>>
"Die Hamas will offenbar einen Palästinenserstaat in den Grenzen von 1967 anerkennen. Es wäre ein Durchbruch im Nahostkonflikt. Die israelische Regierung hält die Erklärung jedoch für eine Fälschung"
http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/ha...-a-1145625.html
Kretins aller Länder, vereinigt Euch!
"Jerusalem Post Middle East
AS ISRAEL MARKS INDEPENDENCE DAY, HAMAS ISSUES NEW AND THREATENING CHARTER
BYJPOST.COM STAFF, REUTERS MAY 1, 2017 22:40
The terror group ruling in the Gaza Strip released its new policy paper on Monday night in a move Israeli officials have perceived as a deceitful publicity stunt.
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Freed Palestinian prisoner Mohammed al-Bashiti, who served 12 years in an Israeli jail after he was convicted of being a member of Hamas’s armed wing, gestures as he holds a weapon in a pickup truck with Hamas militants upon his release, in the southern Gaza Strip, last year. (photo credit:REUTERS)
The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas on Monday dropped its longstanding call for Israel's destruction, but said it still rejected the country's right to exist and backs "armed struggle" against it.
Hamas supports the establishment of a transitional Palestinian state along the borders from 1967, its leader Khaled Meshaal said on Monday in Doha while announcing the group's new policy document.
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The proposed plan was released on the same day as Israel prepared to celebrate 69 years of Independence Monday evening.
"The charter stresses that the occupation has no right over Al-Aqsa, that belongs to our nation," Mashal said before adding that "we do not recognize the Zionist entity, and there is no limitation over our rights."
Mashal also said that Hamas's struggle was not against all Jews but was rather against "the Zionist project." He also claimed that the terror organization ruling in the Gaza Strip "rejected extremism on a religious, ethnic or racial background."
Israel responded to the announcement by accusing Hamas of trying to "fool the world," while the group's main Palestinian political rival, the Fatah faction of President Mahmoud Abbas, also reacted coolly to the policy shift.
The publication of the policy document comes two days before Abbas is due to visit Washington, and days after President Donald Trump told Reuters he may travel to Israel this month and sees no reason why there should not be peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
"Hamas is attempting to fool the world but it will not succeed," said David Keyes, a spokesman for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
"They build terror tunnels and have launched thousands upon thousands of missiles at Israeli civilians," he said. "This is the real Hamas."
Echoing Keyes's words, Internal Security Minister Gilad Erdan said on Monday that Hamas's soon-to-published policy paper was a "a false display and a PR stunt only, whose single purpose is to recruit legitimacy for international action."
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Erdan continued by stating: "In practice, Hamas consistently continues to promote terror attacks and wild incitement calling for the murder of Israelis and continues to refuse to acknowledge Israel's right to exist."
Erdan cautioned that the world should not view Hamas's renewed charter as an actual change in the terror organization's policy.
"The international community should not treat Hamas's charter as a change in the movement's policy, which acts every day for the murder of Jews and Israelis indiscriminately, while exploiting its population in Gaza as human shields," he added.
Hamas, which has controlled the Gaza Strip since 2007, said in the document it agreed to a transitional Palestinian state within the borders of 1967, when Israel captured Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem in a war with Arab states. Israel withdrew from Gaza in 2005.
"Hamas advocates the liberation of all of Palestine but is ready to support the state on 1967 borders without recognizing Israel or ceding any rights," said Meshaal,"
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"Vowing to continue to strive to liberate all of Palestinian lands, Hamas says fight is with Zionism, not Jews
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