Algeria orders aid airlift to Gaza
Echorouk newspaper organised a solidarity conference on Gaza.
Political personalities, intellectual and artists attended Monday a meeting organized by Echorouk in support to the Palestinians in Gaza.
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The participants expressed their support to the Palestinians victims of crimes perpetrated by the Jewish State.
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Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika gave instructions for launching an airlift to carry aid from Boufarik airport (about 30 km west of Algiers) to Al Arish in Egypt, Mohamed Madjed, a representative of the Palestinian ambassador to Algeria told Echorouk..
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Israeli has been bombing the Gaza Strip ruled by Hamas since Saturday killing at least 310 Palestinians and wounding more than 1,400.
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“Algeria delivered important quantities of Algerian aid to besieged Gaza Monday including medicines, blankets and food,” Madjed said.
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Former leader of the National Liberation Front (FLN) Abdelhamid Mehri called for boycotting a meeting of Arab ministers due to be held in Cairo on Wednesday.
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“Algeria must leave its place vacant in the Arab League’s meeting it is a matter of keeping silent over the Palestinians’ rights and supporting the Israeli aggression,” he said.
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Louisa Hanoune, leader of the Workers’ party said Algeria’s official position towards the Israeli massacre in Gaza must be based on popular mobilisation.
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Algerian war veteran Lakhdar Boureghaa described the Arab League cemetery of Arabs and Palestinians.
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“Arab leaders believe their peoples are not mature and not prepared to defend their rights,” he said.
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Echorouk’s publisher Ali Fodil said every Algerian must have the spirit of determination.
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“All of us, Arab and Muslims throughout the Arab world are keen to be resistant like our fellow Palestinians,” he added.
Echorouk Convention “Support Gaza”
photos Younes Oubaiche