Hamas: the position of Ki-moon on ships to break the siege dangerous
precedent in the history of the United Nations
[28/05/2011 - 18:59]
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The Islamic Resistance Movement "Hamas" denounced in the strongest terms the
position of the Secretary-General's proposal not to send new ships to
transport aid to the Gaza Strip, ostensibly to prevent deterioration of the
situation in the Middle East, and described his position as renouncing the
principles upon which the United Nations was established and a clear
violation of international laws and conventions and the Fourth Geneva
Convention states to provide humanitarian aid to trapped through safe
corridors.

The group said in a press statement issued by its press office Saturday (28
/ 5): "The position of the Secretary General of the United Nations set a
dangerous precedent, and encourages the Zionist occupation to continue its
violations and crimes against humanity and against the Palestinian people,"
adding "It was expected from Mr. Ban Ki-moon to prevent deterioration of the
situation in the Middle East, demanding that the Zionist occupation end the
unjust siege imposed on our people, and support for all measures for the
arrival of humanitarian aid rather than Zionist pressure."

The Spokesman for the Secretary General of the United Nations, Martin
Nesirky He said: "The Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon asked each of the
Governments concerned to use its influence to send no new ships carrying aid
to the Gaza Strip."