Al Qaeda: Shame On Hamas For Cooperating

(AP)  Al Qaeda's number two leader criticized the Palestinian Hamas for agreeing to form a national unity government according to an audio recording broadcast Sunday by Al-Jazeera satellite channel.

"Hamas has fallen in the swamp of surrender," Ayman al-Zawahri said, according to the excerpts broadcast by the Qatari-based channel

The audio recording just before Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas continued meeting on Sunday — their second summit in a month.

Al-Jazeera did not say how it obtained the audio recording and its authenticity could not be immediately verified. Excerpts broadcast were no longer than five minutes.

"I'm sorry to face the Islamic community with the painful truth, to offer condolences in the leadership of Hamas ... Hamas has fallen in the swamp of surrender," Osama bin Laden's lieutenant said.

Olmert said Sunday he was ready to "treat seriously" a dormant Saudi initiative calling for a comprehensive peace agreement between Israel and the Arab world in exchange for a full Israeli withdrawal from lands captured in the 1967 Mideast War.

This initiative goes to the heart of infighting between Palestinian factions as the moderate Abbas has tried to form a national unity government with the radical Hamas to end the international isolation of the Palestinians.

Western countries have boycotted the Palestinian government, led by Hamas after its electoral win in January 2005, over the Islamist group's refusal to renounce violence and recognize Israel.

Abbas won agreement in February from Hamas top leader Khaled Mashaal to form a national unity agreement. But the two sides have been struggling over the finer details of the arrangement they came to in the Saudi holy city of Mecca.

On Friday, Abbas gave the Hamas prime minister, Ismael Haniyeh, two weeks to form the government. Selecting the interior minister has been a key sticking point.

Later this month, Saudi Arabia is to hold an Arab summit that is expected to try and relaunch a 2002 Saudi peace plan all Arab countries make peace with Israel in return for the lands Israel captured during the 1967 Mideast war.

Al-Zawahri appeared in more than a dozen recordings posted on the Internet and obtained by Arab satellite channels last year. This is his fifth recording this year.

In late 2005, just weeks before Hamas swept the polls in Palestinian legislative elections, al-Zawahri lashed out at Islamist groups for participating in electoral politics, saying that they will never win at the ballot box.

That recording came just after Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood organization made its best ever showing in parliamentary elections winning nearly a fifth of seats. His message appeared directed primarily at Hamas, which is an offshoot of the Egyptian Islamist group.

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[lars008-2009]

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If we want to truely protect America, we have to make sure Palestinians receive justice.


Posted by karlimhof



that's true karlim - and i can tell that things are changing here cause everyone knows israel has been torturing palestinians for years-

even Sen. Chuck Hagel said israel has chained the palistians for decades and it has to stop.

israel is why the muslims hate us - we have to force israel to give back all the land they took!

[karlimhof]

there fixed it haji..... btw israel is legal and was voted into existance by the un..... get over yourself haji....
Posted by lars008

Lars will not accept the fact that the majority of us know israel was delcared a state in '47 and that we are not anti-semitic, but rather anti-"zionist"israel.

The "zionist" being those political formations in israel which wish to impose expanded borders (taking land which is not theirs) at the expense of the Palestinian population. These parties, Likud/Katima run by Oldmutt and Nethanyahoo, continue to deny Palestinians the rights to their land, and to their right to live as free people.

I hope this unfortunate war in Iraq has allowed s Americans to see that the root of discord in the Middle East since 1947 is israel's continual refusal to recognize the legitimacy of Palestinian rights to their land and their independence.

Those, like lieberpussy, hide behind the worn out slogan of "anti-semitism", using it to try to stop all honest discussion and debate. Look only at what they tried to do to President Carter.

If we want to truely protect America, we have to make sure Palestinians receive justice.

[lars008-2009]

the root of discord in the Middle East since 1947 is israel's continual refusal to recognize the legitimacy of Palestinian rights to their land and their independence.
Posted by karlimhof at 04:47 AM : Mar 12, 2007

the root of discord in the Middle East since 1947 is fascist nazi islamic muslims continual refusal to recognize the legitimacy of israel's rights to their land and their independence.

there... fixed your mistake haji....

[lars008-2009]

Israel is the problem, not the solution. They used a 2000 year old book of fairy tales to inflict themselves on the Palestinians who were already living in what is modern day Israel.
Posted by RandalDS at 02:32 AM : Mar 12, 2007

fascist nazi islam is the problem, not the solution. They used a 1400 year old book of fairy tales to inflict themselves on the non muslims who were already living in what is modern day Israel.

there fixed it haji..... btw israel is legal and was voted into existance by the un..... get over yourself haji....

[karlimhof]

I noticed that you are beginning to ape the anti-Semites who are revealing their true colors on this site.

Well, sieg heil, sonny. Looks like you've subscribed to that screed - don't forget to seek out the other roach Karlim and see if he'll sign you up for Hamas.

Posted by Lieber1881


Liebersissy will not accept the fact that the majority of us are not anti-semitic, but rather anti-"zionist"israel.

The "zionist" being those political formations in israel which wish to impose expanded borders (taking land which is not theirs) at the expense of the Palestinian population. These parties, Likud/Katima run by Oldmutt and Nethanyahoo, continue to deny Palestinians the rights to their land, and to their right to live as free people.

I hope this unfortunate war in Iraq has allowed s Americans to see that the root of discord in the Middle East since 1947 is israel's continual refusal to recognize the legitimacy of Palestinian rights to their land and their independence.

Those, like lieberpussy, hide behind the worn out slogan of "anti-semitism", using it to try to stop all honest discussion and debate. Look only at what they tried to do to President Carter.

If we want to truely protect America, we have to make sure Palestinians receive justice.

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Posted by lars008 at 01:33 AM : Mar 12, 2007

So tell me lars, where you come from do you smoke your crank or snort it or inject it? Just wondering because you're obviously one of the heaviest drug users on this blog...nearly as much as your alter ego (and I suspect same person) singingslick.

[randalds]

Absolutely! When the rockets and suicide bombers stop killing Israelis, the wall should be torn down. Until then, Israel must do whatever is necessary to secure itself. Just imagine the American reaction if we had this problem on our borders.
Posted by rhs648 at 12:29 AM : Mar 12, 2007

Israel is the problem, not the solution. They used a 2000 year old book of fairy tales to inflict themselves on the Palestinians who were already living in what is modern day Israel. OK they got away with it and realistically it's too late to change it. However until Israel at least acknowledges that it's nation was founded on a crime, on an illegal land grab, there can be nor should there be peace in that region! EVER! Recognize the right of Israel to exists yes, just as soon as the Israelis REALLY allows a Palestinian homeland in the Palistianians HOME country! A homeland without the Israelis flying missions over it to constantly murder innocent Palestinians and or destroy what they have built! the current homeland that Israel has allowed is nothing more then a large prison camp and an offense to anyone's god, even theirs!

[lars008-2009]

there is no peace with fascist nazi islam....

dnc are like john adams and want to give their lunch money to fascist nazi islam hoping they will leave them alone...

gop are like thomas jefferson and want to use their lunch money to kick fascist nazi islam's arse......

Thomas Jefferson knew about fascist nazi islam..... he killed plenty of them....

In 1786 Jefferson and John Adams went to negotiate with Tripoli's envoy to London, Ambassador Sidi Haji Abdrahaman or (Sidi Haji Abdul Rahman Adja). They asked him by what right he extorted money and took slaves. Jefferson reported to Secretary of State John Jay, and to the Congress:

The ambassador answered us that [the right] was founded on the Laws of the Prophet (Mohammed), that it was written in their Koran, that all nations who should not have answered their authority were sinners, that it was their right and duty to make war upon them wherever they could be found, and to make slaves of all they could take as prisoners, and that every Mussulman who should be slain in battle was sure to go to heaven.[1]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Barbary_War
http://www.usvetdsp.com/jan07/jeff_quran.htm
http://www.khouse.org/articles/2007/691/
http://www.earlyamerica.com/review/2002_winter_spring/terrorism.htm