haniyeh tunisia must pursue al wazir murder
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Haniyeh: Tunisia must pursue Al Wazir murder

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Gaza - Mohamed Habib

Palestinian Prime Minister in Gaza Ismail Haniyeh said it was important that Tunisia takes action against the murders by Israel on Tunisian land. Haniyeh said the murderers of Khalil al-Wazir, one of the founders of Fatah movement, should not go unpunished. He said Israel had already accepted responsibility for the 1988 assassination. Haniyeh hailed the historical role Tunisia's al-Asala party played in supporting the Palestinian cause and said Tunisia was the birthplace of the Arab Spring. Head of al-Asala Tunisian party said a convoy from Algeria, Tunisia and Mauritania will arrive in Gaza in order to contribute towards breaking the siege including a number of Islamic leaders.

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