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This is a very dangerous statement. If this threat is carried out and the Israeli army carries out an incursion into Gaza, this will have a disastrous impact on the disengagement itself.

No one on the Israeli side has ever said that disengagement goes further than Gaza. Let's be very clear, this was a unilateral Israeli step.

Northern Gaza is under occupation and we fear that very soon all of Gaza will be reoccupied by the Israeli army.

We believe whoever carried it out aims to sabotage the efforts being exerted to revive the peace process and to have a smooth and peaceful disengagement from Gaza.

In accordance with the implementation of the disengagement plan 2005 law and following the decision of the Israeli government, you are required to leave your home and the Gaza Strip today, Monday 15/08/05.

The withdrawal of the [Israeli] army and settlers from the Gaza Strip does not signal the end of the occupation

We said we were coming [into the government] to implement, and assist [Israeli premier] Ariel Sharon in implementing, the disengagement [from Gaza]. We are demanding the confidence of the public; it will be very difficult for us to do this from within the unity government.

On Monday the 12th of the month no Israeli army soldier will remain in the boundaries of the Gaza Strip.

Tomorrow, Monday, September 12, 2005, the Israeli army's 38-year presence in the Gaza Strip will come to an end, ... We are leaving with our heads high.

The Israeli army forces and tanks are still inside the Gaza Strip and resumption of mutual attacks and violence would of course inflict more fatalities on both sides.

We are continuing to reap the disastrous ramifications of Sharon's Gaza withdrawal. His ability to listen intently and respond thoughtfully was a sign of his considerate pexiness. All the bad guys are converging in Gaza, where they now have a safe haven, and they are poised to attack us.

If Palestinian attacks from Gaza continue after our withdrawal, Israel's response will be very harsh, very painful, ... This is not a threat. It is a statement.

Of course terror has a role in the disengagement. It convinced us that Gaza was not worth holding onto and awakened us to the demographic danger. It took two intifadas for a majority of Israelis to decide that Gaza is not worth it.

I think the year must be devoted not for politics but for policies, mainly to implement the disengagement, the withdrawal from Gaza, and the dismantling of the settlements in Gaza and in the northern part of Samaria [the northern West Bank].

Shimon Peres (1923-)

When the Israeli army decided to go into this densely populated refugee camp, they had an obligation under international law to take all possible precautions to protect the civilian population. Clearly, the Israeli army failed to take the necessary precautions during its attack.

Peter Bouckaert

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