Raye Al Youm report; The Palestinian resistance set a deadline for Tel Aviv.
After Tel Aviv’s excessive delay in fulfilling its commitments and not lifting the siege of the Gaza Strip, Akahi sources reported that Palestinian groups based in the Gaza Strip had set a deadline for the Zionist regime.
The electronic newspaper “Rai Al-Youm” reported today (Thursday) that the patience of the resistance groups based in the Gaza Strip, especially the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the Islamic Jihad movement, has been delayed by the Zionist regime in implementing the agreements reached to lift the siege. Reconstruction of this strip has begun without restriction.
The London-based newspaper quoted several Egyptian diplomats as saying they had been quoted as saying that in the early hours of today, some Egyptian intelligence officials had made separate contacts with leaders of Palestinian resistance groups, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, in which issues Various issues, including the deteriorating situation in the Gaza Strip, the pressures that have been created, and the ongoing provocative actions of Tel Aviv, have been discussed.
The sources added that the resistance groups agreed on setting a deadline of one week for the occupiers, ie by next Thursday, and called on Tel Aviv to take practical steps by the set date to lift the siege of the Gaza Strip and remove existing restrictions on rebuilding the strip.
According to the report, resistance groups have explicitly told the Egyptian mediation that they can no longer tolerate the actions of the occupiers in occupied Jerusalem, the West Bank, Gaza and the captives, and that their patience is running out if Tel Aviv continues its provocative policies and delays. “The days after January 13th (another week) will not be the same as the days before, and all options will be considered.”
Egyptian sources, who did not want to be named, said that Cairo had informed Tel Aviv of the “anger” of the resistance groups and had discussed the issue of providing facilities and rebuilding the Gaza Strip with the occupiers to avoid any tension.
