Hamas held "urgent" talks with other jihadi groups to pass a warning from Arab leaders not to fire rockets at Israel at a Gaza City hotel on Wednesday.
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Members of Islamic Jihad, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, and other splitters groups in the resistance committee were among those invited.
"Hamas asked us to this meeting at the Al-Quds Hotel in Gaza; they said it was urgent," a source said, adding that it was called by senior Hamas officials Mahmud Zahar, Khalil al-Haya and Ayman Taha.
"Hamas received a message from Egypt and other parties, some of them Arab, telling them that the situation along the Gaza border is very dangerous, and that Israel might start another war if the firing of rockets continues, especially Grads," he said. |