Hamas warns Arafat from going to Washington to meet Clinton

The Islamic resistance movement Hamas warned the Palestinian president Yasser Arafat from going to Washington to meet the U.S president Clinton considering the meeting proposed by Clinton a new conspiracy to frustrate the al-Aqsa uprising.

In a statement to comment on the Barak's plan to separate and isolate the Palestinian areas and Clinton's call for Arafat and Barak to convene with him, Hamas said "the plan of the Israeli prime minister to separate and isolate the Palestinian cities and villages is a ring in the chain of his suppressive procedures against the Palestinian people based on the signing of Oslo agreements which ratified keeping the Israeli settlements.

Hamas accused the U.S administration of taking the side of the "Zionist enemy" rudely, trying to justify Israeli terrorism and regards equally between the children who use stones and the occupier enemy's army with its weapons "which shell our people and cities with missiles."