Near the Israel-Gaza border (CNN) -- As the
cease-fire between Israel and Gaza continued to hold Thursday,
Palestinian leaders gave heated speeches to a throng of jubilant Gazans
on their "victory" over the "enemy."
Mohammed Hindi, the
leader of Islamic Jihad, a party to the truce brokered in Egypt, called
for more weapons to maintain resistance against Israel.
Supporters of Hamas,
which controls Gaza, and supporters of its moderate rival Palestinian
party, Fatah, gathered for a peaceful rally and speech near the
parliament in Gaza City, which was hit this week in an airstrike. In a
rare showing of unity, a chorus of yellow Fatah flags joined green Hamas
banners flapping in the breeze alongside Palestinian flags.
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