Gaza government pardons people

The Gaza Government has decided to pardon those accused in cases related to internal clashes, officials said on Sunday. This comes as a kick off to a new phase of internal Palestinian reconciliation. In a press conference on Sunday, the government confirmed that "the damage caused by the Israeli aggression on the various sectors is estimated at about one billion and 245 million dollars," and decided to "consider all victims of this aggression martyrs." The government expressed appreciation to the agreement reached by the Palestinian resistance to stop the Israeli aggression "on our people, "under the auspices of the Egyptian player, to assure protection of the internal Palestinian consensus and the supreme national interest. The government decided to dispatch a high-level delegation headed by Ziad al-Zaza, Deputy Prime Minister, to Cairo, to contribute in putting the final details for the agreement, especially the issue of crossings, ending the blockade, border areas, and freedom of movement of the fishermen in the Gaza Sea. Moreover, the government commended the Egyptian role "in support of the Palestinian people", and all who stopped by "our people" against aggression, stressing welcoming all the visiting delegations to express solidarity with the Palestinian people and calling for "more solidarity events." The Government commissioned the Ministry of Public Works to "speed up the process of putting statistics of damages resulting from aggression; in order to properly end the suffering of those affected," stressing that it issued a decision with "the formation of a government commission to study what happened in the cases of executions outside the law framework in the time of aggression."