Salameh said the next battle would be to liberate Jerusalem and all of
Palestine occupied in 1948, denouncing those who call for a two-state
solution.

Haniyeh applauds Egypt stance during Gaza war
Published yesterday (updated) 05/12/2012 22:19
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GAZA CITY (Ma'an) -- Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh on Wednesday
applauded Egypt's position toward Gaza, during a meeting with visiting
Egyptian Sheikh Hafez Salameh.

Haniyeh praised Egypt's role in defending the Gaza Strip during the
eight-day war in November, and said Palestine would be liberated through
resistance and steadfastness.

"We will not give up an inch of Palestine," the Gaza-based premier added.

"We are happy to be in Palestine, and we are happy to be with you today. We
wished we could be with you during the Israeli assault on the Gaza Strip,"
said the sheikh, who arrived Tuesday.

"We hereby tell you very honestly that we wished the battle had went on so
the enemy would beg the world for protection from the resistance' missiles
which some used to describe as futile," he added.

Salameh said the next battle would be to liberate Jerusalem and all of
Palestine occupied in 1948, denouncing those who call for a two-state
solution.