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Hamas rally in Nablus, Gaza celebrations

(23 Aug 2005) SHOTLIST Nablus 1. Wide shot of Palestinian protesters marching down street 2. Palestinians on scooters and quad bikes 3. Close up of Palestinian flag 4. Various of protesters carrying flags and large paper models of weapons 5. Close up of masked Palestinians holding guns 6. Various of protesters carrying flags and large paper models of weapons 7. Protesters burning large paper model of Israeli war plane 8. Protesters burning large paper model of settlements 9. Protesters burning large paper model of Israeli tank Gaza ++ Night shots++ 10 Aerial shot of thousands of people marching in the streets 11. Various of people marching holding flags 12. Man with Hamas poster 13. SOUNBITE: (English) Mahmoud a-Zahar, Hamas Spokesman: "This is the ceremony of the elimination of the settler on the Gaza Strip, the destruction, killing, burning of al-Aqsa mosque will not prevent victory of resistance, victory of Hamas." 14. People singing and clapping STORYLINE Thousands of Hamas members rallied in Nablus and Gaza on Monday in celebration of the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. In Nablus, militants built models of an Israeli settlement and tank and then burnt them. Thousands of Hamas supporters also took to the streets in Gaza City in another celebration march. Hamas spokesman, Mahmoud A-Zahar said the withdrawal of Israeli setters from the area proved that Hamas had been victorious. Jockeying to take credit for Israel''s Gaza Strip pullout, Hamas militants say they were involved in 54 percent of 400 attacks on Israeli targets in Gaza in the past five years. The figures appeared on a Hamas web site Monday, the day Israel set out to clear the last of its 21 Gaza settlements, Netzarim. Hamas said its numbers were reliable because they were culled from Israeli military statistics - a claim that could not immediately be verified. Hamas and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas have been engaged in fierce competition over who will be credited with the Gaza pullout, a unilateral Israeli move. Hamas said its attacks have driven Israel out, while Abbas hopes to gain political capital from eventual improvement in the daily life of Gazans as a result of the withdrawal. Hamas hasn''t been the only Palestinian group to take credit for the withdrawal, with all of the organisations claiming it their victory. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...