Hamas urges Arab summit to ignore Sharm El-Sheik agreement

The Palestinian Islamic resistance movement Hamas rejected all the results of the recent Sharm El-Sheik summit saying that it does not represent the people's aspirations.

A statement issued by Hamas urged the Arab summit to overlook the decisions of Sharm El-Sheik summit.

Hamas said that the al-Aqsa uprising aimed at combating the occupation and not for partial demands, emphasizing that "we and all our people's powers determined on the continuation of the uprising till achieving its goals."

The statement denounced that U.S position which it depicted of being "prejudicial to the Zionist enemy."

Hamas also urged the Palestinians on continuing the uprising and to drop the decisions of Sharm El-Sheik summit practically on the ground.

Meantime, Ismail Abu Shanab, the prominent leader in Hamas, said "we hope to find a joint Palestinian formulae to make the Palestinian resistance action on the public level a continuos work and a motive to place pressure on Israel to withdraw from our lands as well as to stop its aggression."

He added that the Arab summit should provide material and moral support to the uprising and called for boycotting and stopping all forms of relations with Israel saying that "the summit is the only way for the Arab reunion."