Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal has denied having information about three Israeli teenagers thought to have been kidnapped by the Islamist movement in the West Bank, in an interview aired Tuesday. "Frankly, we do **t have information about what happened," the exiled head of Hamas' politburo told Doha-based Al-Jazeera television. Meshaal also slammed security coordination between the Palestinian Authority and Israel as a "disaster," a week after Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas pledged to maintain such coordination. Since the youths disappeared from a hitchhiking stop in the southern West Bank on June 12, Israel has rounded up hundreds of Palestinians in a bid to find them, while also dealing a crushing blow to Hamas' West Bank network.
06-30-2014, 01:21 AM
Hamas chief says unaware who snatched Israeli teens
Hamas chief Khaled Meshaal has denied having information about three Israeli teenagers thought to have been kidnapped by the Islamist movement in the West Bank, in an interview aired Tuesday. "Frankly, we do **t have information about what happened," the exiled head of Hamas' politburo told Doha-based Al-Jazeera television. Meshaal also slammed security coordination between the Palestinian Authority and Israel as a "disaster," a week after Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas pledged to maintain such coordination. Since the youths disappeared from a hitchhiking stop in the southern West Bank on June 12, Israel has rounded up hundreds of Palestinians in a bid to find them, while also dealing a crushing blow to Hamas' West Bank network.
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