The Zionist mentality enjoys daily terrorism, violence, murder and bloodletting, says Barhoum

Barhoum: IOA preparing for its racist, fanatic state

[ 11/02/2010 - 11:05 AM ]

Gaza, (PIC)--

Fawzi Barhoum, a Hamas spokesman, has charged that the recent Israeli occupation authority (IOA) escalation against Shafat refugee camp in occupied Jerusalem was in preparation for the establishment of a purely Jewish, racist and fanatic state.

He told the PIC on Thursday that the IOA aims at confusing the Palestinian arena then to achieve its targets of keeping the Palestinian people under pressure.

The spokesman said that the IOA is exploiting the Ramallah authority's retreating positions, the Arab silence and the world community's passiveness.

He charged that the Zionist mentality is based on terrorism, violence, murder and bloodletting, which is apparent in the IOA assassinations, shelling, displacing people and finally attacking the refugee camp.

Barhoum called for an urgent and strong Arab stand to bridle the IOA aggression or else the result would be judaizing Jerusalem, destroying the Aqsa, and committing more crimes against the people.

In a related context, an opinion poll published by the Hebrew paper Ha'aretz revealed that 75% of the Jews in Israel were in favor of expelling Palestinians to the future Palestinian state in the event of any future settlement between Israel and the Palestinians.

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