KHARTOUM (PIC)– Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya participated in the ceremony held on Sudan’s independence day on Saturday evening in the republican palace in the presence of president Omar Al-Bashir.
Premier Haneyya also attended the ceremony held by the Palestinian community in Sudan. Many people from different Arab countries also participated in this event.
In his speech Haneyya congratulated the Sudanese people on their independence day wishing occupied Palestine would receive its independence one day.
The premier saluted the Palestinian refugees in diaspora for their steadfastness and expressed his belief that they would return to their homes they were expelled from by force sooner or later.
He said that the occupied Palestinian city of Jerusalem is awaiting the Arab awakening to save the Aqsa Mosque and liberate the occupied lands.
In another context premier Haneyya received on Saturday in his residence in Khartoum a galaxy of Sudanese religious and national figures.
The premier briefed them on the Zionist dangers threatening Jerusalem and stressed the need for an urgent Arab move to confront the Zionist schemes against the holy city.
He also highlighted the issue of Gaza blockade and the steadfastness of its people in the face of Israel’s war machine which destroyed the infrastructure and inflicted thousands of casualties among the civilians.
