The international community has the moral responsibility of aiding a people under occupation; however, we will not beg for their money.

The ball is on Israel's side of the court.

There is still time to reach understanding with these forces.

Israeli mainstream political parties are rejecting the Palestinian right of return and withdrawal from (East) Jerusalem to the 1967 borders and are refusing to dismantle Jewish settlements. The dilemma of the US policy is that it puts Israeli interests ahead of its own. That's what creates a crises for it in the region ... It is in the interest of the United States to change its biased foreign policy.

Cooperation with the international community is important for us and we regard our visit to Moscow, the capital of a great power, as the beginning of this type of contact.

We do not promise our people to turn Gaza into Hong Kong or Taiwan but we promise them a dignified and proud life behind the resistance in defense of their honor, their land and their pride.

This of course is a big sum, and it is bigger than what Arab summits in Amman and Beirut had approved.

We will not enter a new truce while our people are surrounded and are preparing for a new round of conflict.

The government has the right to form units to protect the homeland. We do not accept your decision.

The position of Arab and Muslim capitals we visited so far has been positive.