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GAZA CRISIS

Truce future looks shaky

Hamas's Refusal to Disarmament

AFP, Gaza City
Thousands of militants paraded in the besieged Gaza Strip yesterday, defiantly saying they would rearm as the prospects of a final deal on a long-term Israel-Hamas truce looked shaky.
Calm was restored to the war-hit coastal enclave in a Tuesday ceasefire,
and Gazans were gradually starting to rebuild their lives after a bloody and
backers Iran and allies Hezbollah and declaring that the group would "redouble efforts" to rearm.
Israel “cannot win in Gaza", said the spokesman known as Abu Hamza.
Israel has consistently linked the reconstruction of the Gaza enclave, devastated during the war, to its demilitarisation.
destructive 50-day war, the deadliest
"It has become abundantly clear that unless Hamas is disarmed and its
for years.
But the chances of long-term peace hung in the balance after Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal on Thursday ruled out Israeli demands to disarm, and
as Israel said it would not budge on key Hamas demands in further negotiations.
Thousands of Islamic Jihad fighters paraded through Gaza City on Friday in a show of force, marching with light weapons and holding aloft rockets similar to those fired at Israel duringthe conflict.
The spokesman for Islamic Jihad's armed wing, the Al-Quds Brigades, delivered a speech praising
tools of control removed, there can be no peace and security for either Israelis or Palestinians," Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman warned, quoted on his ministry's website.
Israeli officials have said they will not accede to the port and airport demands, and hinted they will not suddenly begin letting in large amounts of construction materials which Israel says could be used to make weapons.
The seven-week conflict claimed the lives of 2,143 Palestinians, more than 70 percent of them civilians according to the UN, and 65 soldiers and six civilians on the Israeli side.