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(Toronto Star) Mitch Potter - A cell of hunted Palestinian militants came up for a rare breath of fresh air Tuesday, speaking of their intifada in the past tense and promising the struggle for a Palestinian state is now in the hands of politicians. Mohammed Abu Taleb, 39, a veteran of both Palestinian intifadas, says a combination of shared fatigue and a sense of futility has all 13 militant Palestinian factions united in their commitment to ending the intifada. "Let's be realistic, this intifada achieved nothing....We lost thousands of martyrs. Now we have the wall, the loss of more land," he said. 2005-03-24 00:00:00Full Article
Militants Hail Israeli Pullout
(Toronto Star) Mitch Potter - A cell of hunted Palestinian militants came up for a rare breath of fresh air Tuesday, speaking of their intifada in the past tense and promising the struggle for a Palestinian state is now in the hands of politicians. Mohammed Abu Taleb, 39, a veteran of both Palestinian intifadas, says a combination of shared fatigue and a sense of futility has all 13 militant Palestinian factions united in their commitment to ending the intifada. "Let's be realistic, this intifada achieved nothing....We lost thousands of martyrs. Now we have the wall, the loss of more land," he said. 2005-03-24 00:00:00Full Article
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