Sharon: military acts against Palestinians are unrestricted

The Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon said on Thursday during his meeting in Tel Aviv with the Russian foreign minister Sergy Lavrov that the military operation for the Israeli occupation army against the Palestinian areas is unrestricted and will not be stopped except after the suspension of what he described as terrorism.

He added that no progress can be attained at the meantime in the efforts to establish peace because of what he called "the failure of the Palestinian authority to fight terrorism." The Israeli prime minister said he will not make any talks with the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, as they were scheduled to meet in the mid of November, expecting the Palestinian authority to take measures against the Palestinian groups.

On the other hand, the Palestinian security forces detained four activists in the Jihad movement in Ramullah in the West Bank while they were placing posters on the walls of the city of pictures for the "martyrs of the movement." The Palestinian authority deplored al-Khudeira attack and the Palestinian President Abbas considered its as damaging to the interests of the Palestinian people and is conducive to the expansion of the cycle of violence.

Al-Jihad movement considers that the attack was a natural reaction to the Israeli crimes, stressing cling to easing down tension does not mean giving up the right to repulse, especially after the assassination of the leader of al-Quds Saraya (groups) in the West Bank Loui al-Saadi.