Two Palestinian houses demolished, One Palestinian expelled from west bank; Hamas: no inter-fighting will take place
The Hamas movement has called for "inter- Palestinian national dialogue " to reach a comprehensive national document" stressing that no internal fighting will take place, as soon as the occupation forces withdraw from Gaza, while the occupation forces demolished two houses for Palestinian resistance men and expelled one Palestinian from the West Bank to Gaza.
The leading figure in Hamas, Ismael Haneya, said "we do confirm that Hamas movement calls for a comprehensive national dialogue with the aim of reaching a national document in which all Palestinian groups and the authority will take part drawing the basics and the main lines which govern inter-Palestinian relations including the possibility of forming a joint national leadership." Henya warned that the "continued Zionist provocation in Gaza on Hamas's power and talks on assuming the authority in Gaza and margining the role of the Palestinian authority all aim at creating a state of chaos and internal sedition so as to scare the Palestinian authority and drag it to respond to Sharon's project."
Meantime, a Palestinian security source said that the occupation army expelled yesterday Lousi Salamah from the West Bank to Gaza. Salama, the member in the People's Front For the Liberation of Palestine, is from Ramullah, and was held by Israel without trial since one year. Since the beginning of December 2003 Israel expelled 14 Palestinians under the same circumstances.
On the other hand, an Israeli military spokesman said that the Israeli army detonated yesterday two houses in the West Bank. He added that the first house is situated near Jenin and belongs to Muhammad Tahina who is accused of sending a Palestinian suicider to carry out an operation in August 2003. The second house is for Husam Halabi, one member of the Fatah movement. The house is situated at Salfeit town. He is accused of taking part in several attacks against Israeli cars.
Meanwhile, a society concerned with defending Palestinian prisoners said that the Israeli army used tear gas to disperse Palestinian detainees in Katisyout prison in al-Negev.