Hamas chief demands ‘the Islamic world makes every Friday a day of anger’ until Trump’s Jerusalem decision is overturned as thousands mark 30th anniversary of the militant group

Thursday, December 14, 2017
By Paul Martin

Tens of thousands of supporters attended the rally – including young children decked out in military uniforms
The group’s leader, Ismail Haniyeh, said in aggressive speech that the US and Israel have isolated themselves
He demanded that the Islamic world ‘make every Friday a day of anger and revolution in every capital and city’
Haniyeh also asked Christians to devote Sunday prayers to Jerusalem in bid to ‘bring down Trump’s decision’

By IAIN BURNS
DAILYMAIL.COM
14 December 2017

Islamist terrorist group Hamas has celebrated the 30th year since its creation with a huge rally at which its leader saluted ‘the beginning of rage’ against Israel.

Tens of thousands of supporters – including young children decked out in military uniforms and carrying toy assault rifles – attended the demonstration in Gaza.

The group’s leader, Ismail Haniyeh, said in an aggressive speech that the US and Israel have found themselves isolated following President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

‘We demand the Islamic world make every Friday a day of anger and revolution in every capital and city until we bring down Trump’s decision,’ Haniya said.

We ask churches, the Pope and our Christian brothers to devote their Sunday prayers to Jerusalem,’ he added.
He also said: ‘We will bring down Trump’s decision once and for all.’

Hamas has called for a new Palestinian uprising against Israel in response to Trump’s recognition of a new Israeli capital city.

‘We salute the beginning of rage, intifada and revolution,’ Haniyeh told the large crowd that filled a sprawling lot known as al-Katiba Square in the blockaded enclave bordering Israel and Egypt.

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