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Subject:
IAP-Net: Fatah leader in West Bank Says no body can stop
the Intifada
Date:
Thu, 19 Oct 2000 10:27:49 -0500 (CDT)
From:
Islamic Association For Palestine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
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Assalamu'alaikum
Fatah leader in West Bank Says no body can stop the Intifada
Occupied Jerusalem: 19 October/00-Fatah leader in the West Bank,
Marwan al Barghouthi, said Thursday, 19 October, the Aqsa intifada
would continue despite the "cease fire understanding" reached at
the Sharm el Sheikh Summit a few days ago.
Barghouthi said while he was not against PA chairman Yasser Arafat,
he disagreed with him on whether the current intifada should
continued or discontinued.
He said no body could stop the uprising because this is a popular
movment, not an army.
The following are excertps of a telephone interview with Barghouthi
published today in the Israeli Hebrew daily, Ha'aretz:
Question: will there be a cease-fire?
Answer: The incidents are continuing. There are many marches and
demonstrations. I think one person has been killed today, so far.
It is impossible to speak about a cease-fire because there aren't
two equal sides. One side has tanks, planes and missiles; the other
side has victims, almost 100 dead and 5,000 wounded. This is a
popular uprising, Intifada, which has one clear message: End the
occupation.
Question: But we were at the height of a peace process.
Answer: It wasn't a peace process... The settlements continued
to grow, prisoners weren't released, there was no Israeli withdrawal
from the occupied territories. Israel didn't honor its agreements.
Question: Then you will not obey Arafat's orders to end the rioting
and the shooting?
Answer: I am loyal to the president. My relationship with him is
very good...But we are not soldiers. I am also active in politics
and head the Fatah movement in the territories. Fatah and its
members are leading the current Intifada.
Question: If you and your colleagues are leading the Intifada,
won't you obey Arafat's order to stop it?
Answer: The Intifada can't be stopped by an order, just at it
wasn't started at our order. If anyone gave orders to start it,
it was Ariel Sharon, with his visit to Al Aqsa, and Ehud Barak,
who permitted [the visit], and who bears responsibility for the
murder of worshipers at Al Aqsa on the following Friday.
Question: But the two sides reached an understanding on restoring
calm at Sharm al-Sheikh.
Answer: What happened at Sharm al-Sheikh? Nothing happened! They
decided to return to the situation as it was on September 28,
before the crisis erupted. Were things so good then? None of us
wants to return to what was then. There was disappointment and
despair... Therefore, the current Intifada will continue, and
perhaps even intensify. I personally don't want it to stop. Let's
say there is quiet. What then? We'll wait another 10 years.
Question: Do you and your colleagues have control over the
demonstrators or not? Can you restore calm?
Answer: Israelis don't understand what a popular uprising is... If
I give an order to stop, they will stop? Are you mad? This is a
broad public, it's the street. I can try to persuade, but I can't
give orders. This isn't an army.
Question: Then will you try to persuade?
Answer: We have reached the limit of our patience. You know me
and my friends. We're the Fatah. We're the Palestinian peace camp.
But Israeli policy has pushed us into a corner. Pushed and pushed
until the explosion came and everything blew up. You, the Israelis,
can't obtain peace without paying a price... You have to choose:
Either occupation or peace.
Question: Then you will continue this Intifada?
Answer: We will continue the Intifada. But in peaceful ways. Most
of the violence isn't on our side, but on Israel's side. Fact: 100
Palestinian dead, and thousands injured. We have paid, and are
paying, a heavy price.
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