Tag: Ismail Haniyeh

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Thursday welcomed the deal.

The fact is, the world is not interested in innovative peace plans, they don't want to read them and they certainly don't wish to appear as if they support it.

Against the backdrop of progress in the negotiations for normalization in the Gaza Strip, the meeting of some fifty world leaders at the Yad...

Hamas is upset with Egypt, so naturally they plan to take it out on Israel.

A source said Haniyeh sent a back channel message to Israel that Hamas does not seek an escalation and will not attack Israel as part of the Iranian revenge.

The Telegraph reminded its readers that "Israel has a long history of carrying out assassinations of Hamas figures abroad."

Haniyeh is expected to visit Malaysia, Russia, Qatar, Lebanon, Mauritania and Kuwait on his tour, which reportedly may take him "several months."

Haniyeh also said the indictment would encourage more “resistance, both popular and armed.”

Al-Arouri: "We are on the same path as the Islamic Republic — the path of battling the Zionist entity and the arrogant ones.”

A month ago, al-EAmadi arrived in Gaza with $15 million in cash. Qatar recently also pledged to grant Gaza $180 million.

While Hamas and the PA are half a billion dollar richer, Israel, with a growing budget deficit of more than 3% and counting, is licking its wounds.

Rubbing Netanyahu's face in it, Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh warned: "Finally, if the Israeli occupation does not implement the ceasefire understandings, the battlefield will witness more escalation."

Hamas officials told reporters in Gaza on Monday night they were “giving the Egyptian delegation a last chance tomorrow."

Meanwhile, Hamas has been celebrating its victory.

Israel has contacted Hamas and has offered the terror group a package of concessions in return for curbing the violence on the border, but Hamas is refusing to commit itself to a restriction of the protests and is trying to blackmail Israel.

“I call on all the Palestinian people . . . to go out on Land Day and participate in the million man marches.”

The terrorist targets included a Hamas headquarters building, the Hamas Internal Security Ministry, and the office of Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh.

Ben-Gvir said this morning, "I understand that Avigdor Liberman is under pressure."

"I do not rule out the possibility that Netanyahu will eventually go to a plea bargain like the one signed by former president Ezer Weizman – retirement to Caesarea in return for not being prosecuted,"

At this moment, it is still unclear when the third shipment of $15 million will be used to supplement salaries for government officials and employees in the Gaza Strip.

The delegation met with Hamas politburo chief Ismail Haniyeh in Gaza City.

According to TASS, "the restoration of inter-Palestinian unity was expected to top the agenda of the talks in Moscow."

This verbal escalation apparently stems from an increase in self-confidence among the terror groups inside the Gaza Strip, which perceive that Israel is not interested in a confrontation with Gaza.

Bogdanov surprised the Israeli ambassador when he responded, "You are talking to Hamas yourselves."

Israel wouldn't allow Ismail Haniyeh's sisters -- who live in Israel -- to travel to Gaza to see his brother, who died last week.

Russian Ambassador to Israel Anatoly Viktorov said on Nov. 9 that his country does not see Hamas as a terrorist group.

Hamas, or only its military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, is listed as a terrorist organization by the US, the EU, Germany, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and Jordan.

Rumors suggest Defense Minister Liberman plans to resign.

“Our marches are not for the sake of solar (gasoline) or dollars. Our people have the right to live in dignity and end the blockade.”

A number of terrorists approached an IDF post and the force fired at them. The terrorists were killed. According to Ma'an, 7 Arabs were killed.