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投稿者： koolp1x 投稿日時： 2005/03/12 00:05 投稿番号： [9076 / 20008]
Palestinian leader expects militia ceasefire
Mark Oliver and agencies
Thursday March 10, 2005
The Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, said today that he expects Palestinian militant groups to declare a formal ceasefire next week in Cairo, ending their four-year intifada against Israel.
Egypt has been mediating talks between militants for more than a year and has invited Mr Abbas and 13 militant groups to Cairo next Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters in Gaza City today, Mr Abbas said: "I expect this meeting in Cairo will conclude all the efforts that have been made by the Egyptian brothers ... God willing we could have a declaration."
A verbal truce and ceasefire was agreed in Egypt's Sharam al-Sheikh resort by Mr Abbas and the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, last month.
Palestinian militant groups have been giving Mr Abbas a chance to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict since he succeeded Yasser Arafat, who died in November. But a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv at the end of last month which killed four Israelis broke the ceasefire agreed in Sharam al-Sheikh. It was the first suicide bombing since November 1.
The nightclub bombing on February 25 was claimed by Islamic Jihad, which has an office in Damascus. Israel blamed Syria for the attack and threatened to retaliate with air raids; Syria denied involvement and said it supported Mr Abbas.
Palestinian officials reacted angrily to the Tel Aviv attack, which they saw as weakening their efforts to regain the political initiative. In an interview with the Independent newspaper shortly after the bombing, Mr Abbas said such attacks "will not be tolerated". He also hinted at foreign involvement, saying "there may be other parties that want to destabilise the situation".
Mr Abbas has been trying to rein in militants while seeking wider talks with Israel. Mr Sharon wants Mr Abbas to be more proactive in cracking down on Palestinian militants.
The Palestinian militant group Hamas, which has killed hundreds of Israelis in suicide bombings, said after the Sharam al-Sheikh talks that it would not be bound by the ceasefire, but would monitor developments.
Both Mr Abbas and Mr Sharon have been invited to the White House separately later this year. Reports suggest the Bush administration is hoping for a definitive, detailed peace deal - under the aegis of the internationally backed road map peace plan - to be agreed by the end of the year.
More than 3,500 Palestinians and more than 1,000 Israelis have been killed since the intifada began on September 28 2000.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,2763,1434753,00.html
いい加減に ceasefire とか、フドナ、とか、停戦とかゆー言葉のジェスチャーだけで誤魔化すのはやめてくれ、薄汚いイスラム、アラブども！！
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Mark Oliver and agencies
Thursday March 10, 2005
The Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, said today that he expects Palestinian militant groups to declare a formal ceasefire next week in Cairo, ending their four-year intifada against Israel.
Egypt has been mediating talks between militants for more than a year and has invited Mr Abbas and 13 militant groups to Cairo next Tuesday.
Speaking to reporters in Gaza City today, Mr Abbas said: "I expect this meeting in Cairo will conclude all the efforts that have been made by the Egyptian brothers ... God willing we could have a declaration."
A verbal truce and ceasefire was agreed in Egypt's Sharam al-Sheikh resort by Mr Abbas and the Israeli prime minister, Ariel Sharon, last month.
Palestinian militant groups have been giving Mr Abbas a chance to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict since he succeeded Yasser Arafat, who died in November. But a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv at the end of last month which killed four Israelis broke the ceasefire agreed in Sharam al-Sheikh. It was the first suicide bombing since November 1.
The nightclub bombing on February 25 was claimed by Islamic Jihad, which has an office in Damascus. Israel blamed Syria for the attack and threatened to retaliate with air raids; Syria denied involvement and said it supported Mr Abbas.
Palestinian officials reacted angrily to the Tel Aviv attack, which they saw as weakening their efforts to regain the political initiative. In an interview with the Independent newspaper shortly after the bombing, Mr Abbas said such attacks "will not be tolerated". He also hinted at foreign involvement, saying "there may be other parties that want to destabilise the situation".
Mr Abbas has been trying to rein in militants while seeking wider talks with Israel. Mr Sharon wants Mr Abbas to be more proactive in cracking down on Palestinian militants.
The Palestinian militant group Hamas, which has killed hundreds of Israelis in suicide bombings, said after the Sharam al-Sheikh talks that it would not be bound by the ceasefire, but would monitor developments.
Both Mr Abbas and Mr Sharon have been invited to the White House separately later this year. Reports suggest the Bush administration is hoping for a definitive, detailed peace deal - under the aegis of the internationally backed road map peace plan - to be agreed by the end of the year.
More than 3,500 Palestinians and more than 1,000 Israelis have been killed since the intifada began on September 28 2000.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/israel/Story/0,2763,1434753,00.html
いい加減に ceasefire とか、フドナ、とか、停戦とかゆー言葉のジェスチャーだけで誤魔化すのはやめてくれ、薄汚いイスラム、アラブども！！
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