WND's Jerusalem bureau chief Aaron Klein will be a guest today on Michael Reagan's nationally syndicated show to discuss his article in which senior Hamas terrorists say they will obtain a portion of $86.4 million in aid the U.S. pledged last week to bolster security forces affiliated with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party.
The segment will begin at 7:20 p.m. Eastern time.
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According to documents revealed Friday, the Bush administration will provide $86.4 million to strengthen security forces loyal to Abbas, including Force 17, Abbas' security detail, which also serves as de facto police units in the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
Abu Oubaida, a spokesman for Hamas so-called "military wing," told WND his terror group will obtain any weapons transferred to Fatah militias or purchased by Fatah using the incoming U.S. aid.
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"I am sure that like in the past, this $86 million from America will find its way to the Hamas resistance via the honorable persons in the Fatah security organizations, including in Force 17. I can confirm 100 percent that this money and purchased weapons will find its way to Hamas," said Abu Oubaida.
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