Comrade Sa'adat: "Negotiations" provide cover for occupation crimes and must end

Comrade Sa'adat: "Negotiations" provide cover for occupation crimes and must end.
The anniversary of Al-Aqsa Intifada and the ongoing Zionist assaults urgently require all Palestinian forces to restore national unity to confront the occupation attacks and honor our people, said Comrade Leader Ahmad Sa'adat, the imprisoned General Secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, on September 28, 2009.
Attorney Buthaina Duqmaq, President of the Mandela Foundation for Prisoners and Detainees, met with Comrade Sa'adat on September 28 at Ramon prison, and relayed his comments on the current situation. Comrade Sa'adat denounced the vicious Zionist attacks on Jerusalem and the desecration of Al-Aqsa mosque by invading gangs of settlers. He also said that the ongoing and rapacious settlement plans of the Zionists require the development of an immediate and practical comprehensive national plan to end the division and restore national unity in order to confront these challenges and dangers to the Palestinian people and national cause.
Comrade Sa'adat sharply denounced the Abu Mazen-Netanyahu-Obama meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York and demanded an end to all such negotiations, saying that it only provided cover for the occupying power as it continues its aggression against our people, and that such "negotiations" show no regard for the seriousness of the situation in the eyes of the Palestinian people.
He further said that unity in confrontation of the occupier honors our people and our martyrs on the anniversary of Al-Aqsa Intifada. He noted the extreme Zionist attacks on Al-Aqsa on the anniversary of the Intifada, which was launched from Al-Aqsa, and said that our people require national unity to defend and protect the achievements of the Intifada and the future of our national cause.
He called upon all Palestinian organizations to respond to the steadfastness of our people, our prisoners, our wounded and our martyrs, with movement toward national unity that closes the file on division and upholds the supreme national interest. Comrade Sa'adat demanded that the next round of national dialogue be the final round, ending with meaningful unity that can support the Palestinian people's struggle.
Comrade Sa'adat's isolation from the general Palestinian prison population has continued for six months now, and the next hearing on his isolation has been postponed into early October. In addition, his wife Abla has been prevented from visiting him at Ramon prison for the past three months due to the occupation authorities, and he is provided with newspapers only once or twice a week.
He ended his comments to Duqmaq by praising the steadfastness of our Palestinian people on their land and their adherence to their national and legitimate right to defend their land and their rights and reject the occupation.
Source:PFLP 's Official WEB