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Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2001 17:47:58 -0700 (PDT)
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Subject: [iwar] [fc:Palestinian.Demonstrate.For.Bin.Laden,.Slam.Israel]
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Palestinian Demonstrate For Bin Laden, Slam Israel
Mohammed Zaatari
Daily Star correspondent
Sept. 29, 2001
Palestinian refugees staged mass demonstrations in refugee camps
around the country Friday to mark the first anniversary of the Al-Aqsa
intifada. The rallies were marked by calls of support for Osama Bin
Laden, the chief suspect behind the Sept. 11 suicide attacks, and a
decision to refrain from burning US flags. Khaled Aref, Fatah s senior
official in Sidon, told The Daily Star that the reason for not burning
the US flag was because we are celebrating the intifada. But refugees
burned effigies and pledged to continue the fight against Israel.
About 5,000 demonstrators, some carrying rifles, took part in one of
three Ain al-Hilweh demonstrations. It was staged at 7am in support of
the intifada. Demonstrators burned a miniature model of an Israeli
tank, along with effigies of Israeli Premier Ariel Sharon and the
Israeli flag. Demonstrators consisted of supporters of both the Fatah
organization and the Esbat al-Ansar. This was the first time the two
groups marched together. We want our land to burn the feet of the
Israelis, the protesters shouted. Esbat al-Ansar was listed Tuesday by
President George W. Bush among 27 groups and individuals whose assets
were frozen on suspicion of supporting terrorism. Another
demonstration, featured supporters from Hamas, Palestinian Islamic
Jihad and the Esbat al-Ansar. Demonstrators carried billboards
supporting the intifada and the Muslims of Afghanistan against any
potential US attack. Some Esbat al-Ansar supporters shouted slogans
urging bin Laden to explode a revolution against the Americans. In
Beirut, refugees mourned the nearly 600 Palestinians who have been
killed in the uprising, and said it offered their sole hope for
regaining their land and escaping the squalor of the camps.
DS 29/09/01
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