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Iran May Intervene in Hamas-Fatah Stand-off, Direct Negotiations Proposed
PHOTO: Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki speaks during a press conference in Doha. Iran's foreign minister on Thursday denied that Tehran is favouring Islamist group Hamas over the Fatah movement of Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas in the crisis gripping the Palestinian territories.(AFP/Karim Jaafar) June 28, 2007
Iran calls for direct negotiations in Palestine
Service: Foreign Policy
1386/04/15
07-06-2007
13:52:58
News Code :8604-08879
ISNA - Tehran
Service: Foreign Policy
TEHRAN, July 06 (ISNA)-Iran's foreign minister in a phone conversation with Ismail Haniyeh discussed the current conditions in Palestine.
"The Palestinian nation has constantly regarded all world Muslims at their side and we believe that these problems with faith in God and through the aid of Muslim nations will be solved soon," said Haniyeh in this phone conversation.
"Our true battle is with the Zionist regime and we do not want to fight our own brothers; this is why we have proposed direct negotiations between the two sides," he added.
Also Manouchehr Mottaki on his part while emphasizing of Haniyeh and Hamas's stance recognized negotiations as the only way to solve the current existing problems.
"We ask all Palestinian groups to solve their disputes through negotiations," said Mottaki.
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Service: Foreign Policy
1386/04/15
07-06-2007
13:52:58
News Code :8604-08879
ISNA - Tehran
Service: Foreign Policy
TEHRAN, July 06 (ISNA)-Iran's foreign minister in a phone conversation with Ismail Haniyeh discussed the current conditions in Palestine.
"The Palestinian nation has constantly regarded all world Muslims at their side and we believe that these problems with faith in God and through the aid of Muslim nations will be solved soon," said Haniyeh in this phone conversation.
"Our true battle is with the Zionist regime and we do not want to fight our own brothers; this is why we have proposed direct negotiations between the two sides," he added.
Also Manouchehr Mottaki on his part while emphasizing of Haniyeh and Hamas's stance recognized negotiations as the only way to solve the current existing problems.
"We ask all Palestinian groups to solve their disputes through negotiations," said Mottaki.
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http://www.isna.ir/main/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-954860&Lang=E
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