PALESTINE - June 23 - Haniya Ready For Talks With Abbas.(Mahmoud Abbas, Esmail Haniya)

From: APS Diplomat Recorder | Date: June 30, 2007 | Copyright information

The PM of the Hamas-led government, sacked by President Mahmoud Abbas, vows that isolation will not force the Islamist group to give up power from its Gaza stronghold. Esmail Haniya accused Abbas, the Fatah leader, of violating Palestinian law by dismissing his government and then appointing an emergency administration in the occupied West Bank after Hamas routed Abbas's forces and seized control of Gaza. He reiterated that he was ready to reopen dialogue with Abbas. "There is no a...

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