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(Jerusalem Post) The Fatah militia Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade says it will not honor the end to the armed intifada declared by Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas at the summit in Aqaba. Furthermore, the organization condemns new Palestinian Minister for State Security Muhammad Dahlan, writing to Mahmoud Abbas, "We will not agree to the issue that wanted men will be handled by a man who is an American-Israeli project forced upon the Authority and the Palestinian people. Dahlan was forced upon us by the Americans, Israelis, and Arab regimes collaborating with them." 2003-06-09 00:00:00Full Article
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade Says It Won't Honor Ceasefire
(Jerusalem Post) The Fatah militia Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade says it will not honor the end to the armed intifada declared by Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas at the summit in Aqaba. Furthermore, the organization condemns new Palestinian Minister for State Security Muhammad Dahlan, writing to Mahmoud Abbas, "We will not agree to the issue that wanted men will be handled by a man who is an American-Israeli project forced upon the Authority and the Palestinian people. Dahlan was forced upon us by the Americans, Israelis, and Arab regimes collaborating with them." 2003-06-09 00:00:00Full Article
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