Palestinian institutions in Europe appeal for sparing Palestinian blood
December 23, 2006
London - Palestinian institutions in Europe has addressed an open message to PA chief Mahmoud Abbas and PA premier Ismail Haneyya appealing to them to spare Palestinian blood from being spilled at the hands of Palestinians.
The message said that the Palestinian institutions in Europe were watching with great pain the development of events in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip that witnessed the shedding of Palestinian blood at the hands of Palestinians.
The institutions said that the message was sent in the name of all Palestinians living within and outside the homeland who were infuriated over such incidents.
"We beseech you as elected leaders to overcome the current crisis through fraternal spirit to preserve the Palestinian people's unity," the message elaborated.
It warned that such disputes under an "oppressive international siege" were totally unacceptable, warning that all Palestinians were targeted regardless of their affiliations.
The message described the current stage as a "serious turning point in the history of the Palestinian people", opining that the "enemy" was throwing its last shot namely that of divisiveness against the Palestinians.
London - Palestinian institutions in Europe has addressed an open message to PA chief Mahmoud Abbas and PA premier Ismail Haneyya appealing to them to spare Palestinian blood from being spilled at the hands of Palestinians.
The message said that the Palestinian institutions in Europe were watching with great pain the development of events in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip that witnessed the shedding of Palestinian blood at the hands of Palestinians.
The institutions said that the message was sent in the name of all Palestinians living within and outside the homeland who were infuriated over such incidents.
"We beseech you as elected leaders to overcome the current crisis through fraternal spirit to preserve the Palestinian people's unity," the message elaborated.
It warned that such disputes under an "oppressive international siege" were totally unacceptable, warning that all Palestinians were targeted regardless of their affiliations.
The message described the current stage as a "serious turning point in the history of the Palestinian people", opining that the "enemy" was throwing its last shot namely that of divisiveness against the Palestinians.
posted by HRM Deborah of Israel and the Messenger of Peace at 2:05 AM
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