The Post-Standard · Syracuse, New York · 7 October 2005
CP-2005-011
! Palestinian preniier renews pledge not ts) rec()gnize Israel
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Sarah Deeb .1 £ellyou with all honesty, we tvijlnrt reeognize Isrnel, we will not recognize Israel we will GAZA CITY, Cjllza 8trlp- not recognize IsraeL" Hnmo5 wlll nol reL'Dgniz Israel OrVe in LointernThtion- Isrnall Hanlyeh aj pressure IhGi has crippled Palestinian prime minister the PalltInIan government.
Minister lymAiI Prime Jerusolem. over which Isrnel The di8PUte bptween Ihe Honiyeh iold tens of thou- chkimy ¢omplete bovereignty. two group8 erupted into guD- nds of b&nner-woi'in% sup He also repeJted demthnds for bottleg1?st week. fueling ¢on- ]M)rttrs ut a rullv Fridgy. the releSe of ihtrusand8 of cern5 It could e5calgle into • Honiyeh'.s fiery $weL'h WA8 P•lestiniJhn8 held in Isr4eli full-npdged eiwl war.
InLerrupted when he lointed Haniyoh c811ed for Abbas LD prisOtIs. onstiigeb Appall(lY overcome The 48.year-old leader'tl cTrmt to from h18 W*Rt by tht heat and two weeks of ,Ix4A'biltYl Jmldress hthd just 8)t under Bllnk headquarteJ% for dOwn-tdu8k fjgting diirin8 I the holy motsth uf RAmThdan. Pale5tlntsD Auihorlty Prlme way when. #preNtlY weak- LD defuse the crisis.
"Come He reBumed his Speech aflera Mlntster l¥m•ll H¥ttlyeh, of ened by fosting and ¢he swel- hore to (iaza to resume dio- tpring hot day, he bpgAn to logue Lo proLeL't the unity of rew minule& the IBIAml¢ group HamAs, .1 tell you with •ll honestyi wlpeB hlu fAeo followlng • 51ur his words. then Slum our wple," he sai(L we w1 not recoKnize 15rael, ph at a Ham4¥ rally kn llKoinst gides surrounding hlm.
He Sat on ? chair and we will not reeognize Isroel. Gaza Lltyi Vrld4y. resumed his dr@s6 aft¢r a Are You Looking For we will not recoKni4e 14r2el,' Haniyeh dec1thr to o roar (kf pnpuldr support. An emer- few minutes.
"Our bodie8 ian get lired. pplautte from the Lrowd. n(Y gvvernmettt wtsuld dl 'We ythy wo wlll be in every require Dpprovlll of the parii&- bul our wul will nDt. and we governmenl. we will stay ment, which is eontTolled by wiu not Stop our steadfHsL- Hamus. ne&q," he said ofthe incident. tbe goYernment.- said Hamus The rnlly. wth hea seL'llri- The leader ruled ou¢ Haniyeh prow8al by men)bers Dr hi8 reM1nWIll¢1jg to inwteother ty prohided by armed H&m&s N¢Jj mililiu]ner>. e•mÈ ol a time of own Homos mOVient to pariiex inio o ¢oulition, but You'v• b••n w•l*ln rorm a new g(IVL?rnmenl ol thlli li would not soften its in¢re&sinR tension between LechntY a woy ol wn- POilLtions.
In llddilion to reL.. the IsianllL' group Abb8s' and w• rMIIy rtjng intvrnotionol %upport 01zing 15fgLoI. the interna- FotsLh Party. nd eiidlng u seven-monlh oid tiontsl i'ommunily demand thMI HainJs renounce vio- frte/p, "'rherv new %('pnari(k4, liblll'L' and ui'i'vpt existin 8uch as sn omergpnry 8Dvern- peace ts8reemtnLs.
He Rcc'u.wd the interrwtioN- I meni, a teehnocrkt Koviirn. Boat Registration b mÈnt. or vtsrly vlv('tion5," 81 L'vmmunity of trying to Hllniyeh told the Crowd in ll iniw its will on thi, lknles- cked S.[r 8tudium."They tinianiy.
"They wun¢ u govern- Iiiiiiiriiii: 11 Mim ul one tIll tting Tnent wtlh Anierii'un nnd out the 1srJwli dinien%ion¥ thl ijnple- l Humos Jnent8 pxlI'rI dietorey, tht, verruneDL" Modtirate PalexLiniin Pre&i- gA)-called Qu&rtel demJnd&," detti M&htnoud Abbths. who he stsid. n,ferriny Lo Ihi. ¥roV way elecLed separatoly, of Midea%t PQllcomuktrs the gULhtsrily to di&g)Ive Ihv the U.4., thL.
U.N., the bur( Ham#& Lubinel und replai'tr il pe)n Unii>n tsnd H1. Hllniyi'h said his best offer wiLh all einergency govern- ment, or could L'all eurly olee- to lsruL.I a lemporory tlons.
However, Abblls aidi% truce in return lor eqtoblish- sThy he not ion3ldÈrin% either moni uf th l)alexLlniMn ststo in option al the momoni. fearing tho We81 Bunk and yuc'h movey would not hMvL. Strip. with its Éapitjl in
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"! Palestinian preniier renews pledge not ts) rec()gnize Israel," The Post-Standard, 7 October 2005. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2005-011. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2005-011
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