Haniyeh: the representation of Palestine crowning victory Gaza

Welcomed the President of the Palestinian government in the Gaza Strip Ismail Haniyeh on Friday to snap up the rights of the Palestinian state in any political forum, subject to compliance with the Palestinian constants and not waived, considering it "the culmination of the victory of Gaza."

Haniyeh said in a speech after Friday prayers during and solidarity with the prisoners in front of the headquarters of the Red Cross in Gaza City: "We welcome this vote and we welcome this announcement and this step but on the basis of commitment to the fundamentals of the Palestinian people on the basis of non-recognition of the Israeli entity and the rule of non-waiver an inch of the land of Palestine. "

He added: "What happened in the Assembly of the United Nations is the culmination of the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and its struggles, sacrifices and Takeda victory achieved Gaza."

Haniyeh continued: "It is one of the landmarks diplomatic and political victory but to turn this resolution into practical reality and to the State on the ground, we need to continue resistance and jihad and we need to devote Palestinian unity on a strategy of resistance and constants."

He considered backing of 138 countries in the United Nations for a Palestinian state on the Palestinian territories, lifting the lid on Israeli entity.

For his part, member of the Political Bureau of Hamas, Moussa Abu Marzouk, on his Facebook page "I got Palestine as an observer state and this is a good political achievement, but it will not change anything."

He stressed that "the Palestinians have to Arsoa their ranks and join forces and يتفاهموا on a national program and one based on the resistance definitely we will achieve a state on the part of our land and its sovereignty will be added and full membership."

Palestine Thursday became the state as an observer in the United Nations, after a historic vote in the General Assembly of the United Nations cheered its impact on Palestinians in Ramallah and Gaza and opposed by the United States and the Israeli occupation.

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