PNN – The Hamas movement reacted to the escalation of the Zionist regime’s crimes and repression in the West Bank and called for the creation of anti-Zionist movements throughout the West Bank.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing the Palestinian Shehab News Agency, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a press statement in response to the escalation of the Zionist regime’s crimes in the West Bank.
The statement states that the increasing aggressions of the occupiers and settlers in the West Bank will not succeed in breaking the will of our people and displacing them from their land, and will only serve to further inflame public anger and spread it in the West Bank in response to the crimes of the occupiers and their increasing aggressions.
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Hamas adds that these ongoing Zionist crimes in the West Bank, which come after two years of genocide in the Gaza Strip, will not scare the patient Palestinian people, but will rather be to the detriment of the occupiers and settlers, and their dream of dominating the West Bank will never come true.
In light of the widespread support that the crimes of the settlers and the occupying army receive from the far-right Zionist cabinet, we call on the masses of the Palestinian people to continue the popular movements and to confront with all their might the settlers’ attacks on the villages, cities, and towns of the West Bank.
Local sources in the West Bank reported that the Israeli occupation army forces raided the home of Muhammad Bejahat al-Halaq, an 11-year-old martyred child in the village of al-Rihiyyah, south of Hebron, this morning. The Palestinian child was martyred two days ago by direct fire from Israeli soldiers.
Eyewitnesses say that after surrounding the house, the occupying forces searched it and interrogated the family members for a long time.
Zionist settlers also harassed and prevented Palestinians who were harvesting olives today.
Local sources in the West Bank reported that Zionist settlers, supported by the occupying army forces, prevented the residents of the village of Makhmas, north of occupied Jerusalem, from harvesting their olive crops.