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| PNA calls for cooperation in handling collaborator issue |
| | www.chinaview.cn 2004-04-28 17:26:09 |
GAZA, April 28
(Xinhuanet) -- The Palestinian National Authority (PNA) on Wednesday called on
different factions and movements to cooperate in order to contain the phenomenon
of Palestinians collaborating with Israel.
Rachid Abu-Shbak, head of the PNA preventive security services, told reporters that "no Palestinian faction has the
right to claim that it would work on prosecuting collaborators alone."
Abu-Shbak's statements came after an announcement made by
the Islamic resistance movement Hamas that it would prosecute all those who
collaborate with Israel, considering the collaborators as an essential factor
behind the assassinations of the movement's leaders Sheikh Ahmed Yassin and
Abdel-Aziz Rantisi.
"As long as there is a PNA that is
responsible for internal security, this authority should assume its
responsibilities and arrest those collaborators and put them to justice,"
Abu-Shbak stated.
He said the security services had already
arrested a number of Palestinians suspected of collaborating with Israeli
intelligence services, but declined to give further details on this issue.
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