इजरायल में नेतन्याहू की जीत तय, अरब-हमास और गाजा में असंतोष - khalil al hayya

इजरायल में चुनाव के परिणाम आने के बाद अरब और हमास नेता नाखुश हैं. हालांकि, बेंजामिन नेतन्याहू के लगातार पांचवीं बार प्रधानमंत्री बनने का रास्ता साफ हो गया है. पढ़ें क्या है पूरा मामला

हमास के वरिष्ठ अधिकारी बात करते हुए

Published : Apr 10, 2019, 11:21 PM IST

यरूशलम: इजराइल के शुरुआती चरण के चुनाव परिणाम सामने आने के बाद इस्लामिक मिलिटेंट समूह हमास, गाजा के निवासियों समेत वैस्ट बैंक के रहने वाले लोगों ने नकारात्मक प्रतिक्रिया दी है.

बता दें कि शुरुआती चुनाव परिणाम में कुल 97.4 प्रतिशत मतों की गिनती हुई. इसके बाद इजरायल के दक्षिण पंथी राजनीतिक गठबंधन- लिकुड और इसके परंपरागत राजनीतिक सहयोगियों के पक्ष में 65 से 55 फीसदी मतदान होने की सूचना है.

इन नतीजों के तहत बेंजामिन नेतन्याहू के लगातार पांचवीं बार प्रधानमंत्री बनने का रास्ता साफ होता दिख रहा है.

इस परिणाम से इजरायल का दक्षिण पंथ की ओर झुकाव स्पष्ट होता दिख रहा है. ऐसे में फिलिस्तीन के साथ इसके टकराव में कमी आने के आसार भी कम हुए हैं.

पढ़ें: गुरुवार को स्मृति अमेठी से करेंगी नामांकन, CM योगी भी रहेंगे मौजूद

उग्र चुनावी सभाओं में फिलिस्तीन के मुद्दे का कभी-कभार ही जिक्र किया गया. हालांकि, नेतन्याहू ने अपनी अंतिम भाषण में पहली बार वेस्ट बैंक के कुछ हिस्सों पर कब्जा करने का संकल्प लिया था. दक्षिण पंथ के जनाधार को संगठित करने के लिए ये नेतन्याहू का जोखिम भरा कदम था.

हमास के वरिष्ठ अधिकारी खलिल अल हय्या ने कहा कि उन्हें नेतन्याहू और अन्य उम्मीदवारों की नीतियां एक जैसी लगती हैं. हय्या ने कहा 'इस पार्टी और अन्य पार्टियों में कोई अंतर नहीं है. सभी एक ही सिक्के अलग-अलग पहलू हैं. इनका मकसद कब्जा करना है.'

अरब के नेताओं ने भी नेतन्याहू पर देश के अरब समुदाय को शैतान के रूप में पेश करने का आरोप लगाया है. बता दें कि इजरायल में लगभग 20 प्रतिशत अरब समुदाय है.

अरब क्षेत्र पर नेतन्याहू के हमलों से उनके बहिष्कार की मांग उठी और नतीजतन अरब मतदाताओं ने अपेक्षा से कम मतदान किया.

पढ़ें: गुरुवार को स्मृति अमेठी से करेंगी नामांकन, CM योगी भी रहेंगे मौजूद

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 10 April 2019
1. Various of Palestinian man Fayez Al-Betar reading newspaper with headline reading (Arabic) "Convergent results, Netanyahu and Gantz announce their victory"
2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Fayez Al-Betar, Gaza resident: "What will come upon in Gaza, only God knows, if he (Netanyahu) had the intention to stop the fighting in Gaza or to help Gaza, he would have done that a long time ago, but we ask God to unite the Palestinian people so that we can fight this Zionist Israeli."
3. Various of people in a market
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abu Mohammad Abed, Gaza resident:
"We consider these elections illegitimate, they have no place in this country, they were elected where? In our country where they settled? If they had a country then it's OK to have elections, but would a thief have elections? They took our country."
5. Wide of street at market
6. Khalil Al-Hayya, Hamas senior official entering his office
7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Khalil Al-Hayya, Hamas senior official:
"There is no difference between this party or the other parties, all are faces of one coin; the coin of occupation, and our position is clear, that we are dealing with all of the results of the Zionist society, which is an occupying society. We seek with all our strength to end this occupation and achieve our national goals and the principles of the Palestinian people."
8. Cutaway of Al-Hayya
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Ramallah, West Bank - 10th April 2019
9. Traffic and pedestrians
10. Various of newspaper front pages with articles on Israeli elections
11. People walking
12. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Nasser Aiad, Ramallah resident: "If this election proves something, it proved that there is a great tendency toward extremism in Israeli society and towards more fanaticism and exclusion of Palestinian rights."
13. People walking
14. Traffic and pedestrians
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Nazareth - 10 April 2019
15. Roundabout with Church of Annunciation in the background
16. Close-up of cross on top of church
17. Cars at roundabout
18. Close-up of a shop sign
19. Close-up of shop sign
20. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hend Abd el-Aziz, Nazareth resident:
"There was no unity and they (Arab candidates) were all split up which wasn't to their advantage. If they were on the same list it would have been better and they would have won more seats. This is what pushed Arabs away from voting. If they were united there would have been more votes from Arabs and so not many people voted."
21. Woman walking up a hill with girls in background taking pictures
22. Close-up of girls posing for picture
23. Old building
24. Parked cars on street
25. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Burhan Zoabi, Nazareth resident:
"If it were Bibi (Benjamin Netanyahu) or (Benny) Gantz or anyone else (in power) they would treat us, Arabs, as second, third, or even fourth class citizens. They don't treat us on the same level. And they go on TV and say they have democratic freedom. There's no freedom and no democracy, we don't have either, they do whatever they want."
26. Wide of Church of Annunciation and other buildings
27. Wide of buildings and homes
STORYLINE:
The Islamic militant group Hamas and residents in Gaza and the West Bank reacted negtatively to preliminary Israeli election results which indicated Benjamin Netanyahu was headed toward an historic fifth term as Prime Minister.

With 97.4% of the vote counted, Likud and its traditional political allies were in command of a 65-55 majority in parliament.
The outcome affirmed Israel's continued tilt to the right and further dimmed hopes of a negotiated solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Though the Palestinian issue was rarely mentioned in the raucous campaign, Netanyahu had in the final stretch pledged for the first time to annex parts of the occupied West Bank in a desperate bid to rally his right-wing base.
Senior Hamas official Khalil Al-Hayya said he believed that Netanyahu and other candidates had similar policies.
"There is no difference between this party or the other parties, all are faces of one coin; the coin of occupation," Al-Hayya said.
Arab leaders have also accused Netanyahu of demonizing the country's Arab community, which is about 20 percent of the population.

His attacks on the Arab sector fueled calls for a boycott and appeared to result in relatively low turnout by Arab voters.
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