“Israel will be defeated and will be of no use to you. The Arabs will be victorious. The Muslims will be victorious. Palestine will be victorious. Change your policy soon, if you want to protect your interests, and maintain healthy relations with the East.”

— Khaled Mashal

Address at the Al-Murabit Mosque in Damascus (2006)

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