but isn�*t the truth that there are powerfulforces inside the palestinian authority, led by mahmoud abbas rival, and who, actually, at various times in the last few years, have actually worked against the idea that he should be released from jail? well, i always say that i don�*t think any palestinian in their right mind would oppose the idea of my father being released. i think if anyone, if any palestinian, opposes the idea of my father or any other palestinian political prisoner to be released, they need to go and test their dna. i think that our direction should always be against the illegal occupation. of course we have internal problems. an internal division that is shameful for every palestinian. we want it to end. we want unity for the palestinian people. and this is why palestinians have shown their support for my father, because he is a unifying figure. he is someone who is willing to take initiatives to bring people together and to bring the palestinian people together. and this is exactly what his focus will be... thank you, sorry to interrupt, but on a point of detail, there

opposing very strongly the idea of the palestinian authority, headed by the palestinian president mahmoud abbasaction basically governing parts of the occupied west bank. it's been very much opposed to the palestinian authority having a role in gaza after the war. of course there was a similar scenario after the end of the walk. skirmishes kept happening. what we're seeing now, is more political posturing. both sides are trying to test the limits. they are trying to test the resolve of the supervisory mechanism thatis of the supervisory mechanism that is meant to oversee the ceasefire. knowing that the lebanese army does not have enough troops yet to deploy all over the area mentioned in southern lebanon. here we have both sides basically signalling that they may have signed this agreement, but they can still inflict harm on one another and are still political forces to be reckoned with. {iii are still political forces to be reckoned with. of course, we have been _ be reckoned with. of course, we have been closely _ be reckoned with. of course, we have been closely following - have been closely

mahmoud abbas, whom they call abu mazen and the prime minister of israel, and hopes those peace talks will commence immediately. as i said earlier, they have it have in peace talks for six years now. and said that if they do reach agreement between the israelis and the palestinians and the palestinians can have a chance to approve that agreement, then hamas will accept the result. so it's not a hopeless case, is a point i'm making. this is not designed at all to excuse the terrorist acts that have place. but nowadays as you can probably know, with rockets that are fired over the wall around gaza, every every in the last few months that has fallen on a small israeli town, it is a tragedy have been fought over a big wall that's built around gaza. they completely surround gaza. that on a too little doors and they wall through which palestinians sometimes can escape their prison. and it's a tragedy. but the wall doesn't stop rockets and also as you know they are the. the rockets were not stopped when hezbollah tragically launched them against the northern part of israel. so a wall is not