GAZA, (Palestine Foundation Information Center), Zaher Jabarin, Hamas’s chief in the occupied West Bank, said the blood of Palestinians being shed daily in the West Bank and Gaza Strip “will not be shed in vain,” stressing that the resistance will continue confronting the Israeli occupation and that the Palestinian people will not submit to the “organized terrorism” sponsored by the Israeli government led by Benjamin Netanyahu.
In press statements, Jabarin said the Palestinian people remain committed to the path of resistance. He called on Arab and Muslim countries to boycott Israel using all available means and urged Western governments to impose sanctions on Israeli settlers and launch campaigns to boycott them.
Jabarin praised the steadfastness of Palestinians in the town of Tell, west of Nablus, and in other areas of confrontation. He commended the bravery of residents who confronted the settler attack, saying their resistance led to a shooting operation that killed two Israeli settlers and wounded others.
He said Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem will continue to stand firm on their land and uphold their rights, adding that the plans of Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir “will not succeed in breaking their will or undermining their steadfastness.”
Jabarin added that the Israeli occupation “will witness the strength of the Palestinian people and their resistance every hour,” saying that “the anger in the West Bank will continue and escalate until the occupation is driven out of the Palestinian land.”
Earlier on Friday, several members of a Palestinian family were killed and others injured in a settler attack shortly before a Palestinian managed to seize a settler’s weapon and killed two Israeli settlers and wounded three others.
