Widespread Strike in West Bank to Protest Israeli Actions in Gaza
Palestinian factions announce a comprehensive strike and demonstrations in solidarity with Gaza amid ongoing conflict
Palestinian factions have called for a comprehensive strike across the West Bank and in refugee camps and diaspora locations on Monday, in protest against the ongoing Israeli military actions in Gaza.
The announcement was made by the 'National and Islamic Forces' coalition, which stated that the strike aims to encompass all aspects of life in the occupied Palestinian territories and in refugee camps worldwide.
The coalition emphasized the importance of this global strike in raising awareness and shedding light on the alleged crimes associated with the Israeli occupation.
They labeled the actions against Gaza as an act of extermination, stating their solidarity with the resistance movement.
In a parallel call, the Islamic Resistance Movement, known as Hamas, urged widespread participation in the strike and encouraged public demonstrations to express anger against the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza and to show support for resistance efforts.
Hamas leader Abdul Rahman Shadid remarked that the continuation of what they term 'extermination crimes and ethnic cleansing' against the people of Gaza, alongside the violence and oppression faced by Palestinians in the West Bank, necessitates a unified response against the occupation and mobilizing at all points of confrontation.
The situation in Gaza has escalated significantly, with reports indicating that Israeli military operations have been ongoing for 20 consecutive days, following Israel's withdrawal from a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
As of the latest reports from the Gaza Health Ministry, the death toll has risen to approximately 50,695, with over 115,338 individuals reported injured since the conflict began on October 7, 2023.
The announcement was made by the 'National and Islamic Forces' coalition, which stated that the strike aims to encompass all aspects of life in the occupied Palestinian territories and in refugee camps worldwide.
The coalition emphasized the importance of this global strike in raising awareness and shedding light on the alleged crimes associated with the Israeli occupation.
They labeled the actions against Gaza as an act of extermination, stating their solidarity with the resistance movement.
In a parallel call, the Islamic Resistance Movement, known as Hamas, urged widespread participation in the strike and encouraged public demonstrations to express anger against the ongoing Israeli offensive in Gaza and to show support for resistance efforts.
Hamas leader Abdul Rahman Shadid remarked that the continuation of what they term 'extermination crimes and ethnic cleansing' against the people of Gaza, alongside the violence and oppression faced by Palestinians in the West Bank, necessitates a unified response against the occupation and mobilizing at all points of confrontation.
The situation in Gaza has escalated significantly, with reports indicating that Israeli military operations have been ongoing for 20 consecutive days, following Israel's withdrawal from a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.
As of the latest reports from the Gaza Health Ministry, the death toll has risen to approximately 50,695, with over 115,338 individuals reported injured since the conflict began on October 7, 2023.
