Khaled Meshaal proud of the resistance in Gaza

"I'm very proud and honored with this resistance, with men and women as well as resistance heroes, leaders, commanders. They are protecting the soil, which retains honor hometown. They will not fall in front of the enemy,"

he said in a press conference in the capital Egypt, Cairo.
He added that the spirit of the people of Gaza remains high despite being bombed by Israel.

Meshaal-fled to Egypt, also criticized the United States government that says Israel has right to defend itself.
"We do not understand the double standards of Washington and their speech about Israel defend itself."

According to him, the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has called for a ceasefire imposed and added, "Who started the war must end."
However, one senior administration official seorag Israel immediately denied the statement Meshaal.
Israel has continued its attack on Gaza, which entered the sixth day.

"Comments Hamas ceasefire, saying Israel asked, equally inaccurate with their claim to have shot down an F-15 aircraft or attack the Knesset (Israel's parliament)," said an unnamed official was quoted as saying by Reuters news agency.

Efforts ceasefire

Meanwhile, Prime Minister of Egypt, Hisham Qandil, who led the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas-said that a deal might be reached.
But he added that the way the negotiations went on to make it difficult to prediction when a ceasefire is reached.

Former chief of staff of the Israeli Army, Brigadier General Michael Herzog, said his country was in the defining point between achieving a cease-fire or ground attack.
UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon, has urged both sides to achieve a ceasefire.

Reports say Egypt's foreign minister will lead a delegation of the Arab world into Gaza on Tuesday, November 20th.

source www.bbc.co.uk, reviewer;bang mul