Abu Marzouk denounces expulsion of Hamas leaders from Jordan
Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 11/22/1999

Mousa Abu Marzouk, a leader in Hamas who was earlier forced to leave Jordan and is residing in Syria, criticized the expulsion of four other Hamas leades from Jordan, saying, "We denounce this action and expusions in any shape, and we resisted it when Israel tried to make it and we frustrated it when south Lebanon refused 416 (individuals) garrisoned till they came back."

He said the law is unjust that was used by the British in their former colonies then used by the Jews in Palestine against those who struggled for their people and rights, adding, "We criticize this behavior made by the Jordanian government, and soon we will take a stance toward this case through judicial procedures."

He added, "We have not committed any action that violates Jordanian law, and there is an agreement with the government (to participate in political work) and other things except military work."

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