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Iran promises $250 million in aid to Palestinians as Hamas delegation ready for Moscow talks
Posted: 28-02-2006 , 10:15 GMT

Iran promised Hamas to transfer some $250 million to the Palestinian Authority after Europe and the United States cut off PA funding, according to a report by the London-based Al Hayat newspaper on Tuesday. Najad-masshalThe promise was made to the head of the movement's political bureau, Khaled Meshal, while he was visiting Tehran last week, the report added.

 

Also Tuesday, Hamas spokesman in the Gaza Strip, Sami Abu Zuhri welcomed the European Union decision to grant $143 million in urgent aid to the Palestinians before a Hamas-led government takes office.


Meanwhile, talks in Moscow with a delegation of Hamas are due to take place in the Russian Foreign Ministry March 3-4, the Russian foreign minister's envoy for the Middle East peace process Alexander Kalugin told Interfax on Tuesday. "Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Saltanov is due to chair the negotiations in the Foreign Ministry. I do not rule out that Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet with the [Hamas] delegation," he added.

 

The Hamas delegation will be led by Mashal, al Hayat reported.

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» financial aid to palestinian
  ahmad, tehran, (2006-02-28 , 12:17) - Reply
  i admire iranian government for helping our palestian brothers.if countries such as saudi arabia,kuwait,libya, united arab emirate,qatar and bahrain were ruled by muslem this time palestinian were not forced to accept help from arrogants.

» Why wait? #1
  Pedro, Mexico, (2006-03-01 , 04:24) - Reply
  Why wait for the infidel money to be stopped or cut off? Sacred Iranian money should be flowing to help their brothers in need, and not only the Palestine people but our brothers in need in Africa too. Hypocrites the offers in the past never materialized. People do not eat promises, there are thousands all over the Islamic world dying from starvation and the only money that comes to help is the “infidel's money” (US and EU). The Iranian money has been only directed to arm terrorists. All the promises to help the Palestinians are false!

» Why wait? #2
  Pedro, Mexico, (2006-03-01 , 04:26) - Reply
  We know how Islamic nations feel about helping Palestinians; they are just refugees in their countries, even if they were born there. Palestinian people has never been accepted anywhere in the Muslim world and only are being use for political reasons. In western societies Palestinians never have been called refugees and in most cases has been granted legal residence and citizenship so they can live normal and productive lives in safety; no wonder they never go back.

» The reason is
  Palestinian, (2006-03-03 , 16:04) - Reply
  that West wants secretly Palestine without palestinians and only israeli and muslim grant only refugee status for Palestinians HAVE RIGHT TO RETURN TO PALESTE. Got it ?

» Not a good reason!
  Pedro, Mexico, (2006-03-05 , 04:13) - Reply
  After more than 50 years and after so many generations? It is alright for Palestinians to keep their hope of return but in the mean time Muslim countries should stop the hypocrisy and grant full citizenship to “refugees” and stop discrimination. May be not all “refugees” want to go back.

» Why Wait? #3
  Pedro, Mexico, (2006-03-01 , 06:21) - Reply
  We in Israel must defend our G_d given country for we r the chosen people. The rest of yous r for us to govern from Israel.
   
   
   
 

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