Gaza – Saba:
Voices from elites, politicians, and activists rose on Saturday, emphasizing the need to provide protection for Palestinian villages in the West Bank and activate "night guard and protection committees" to prevent Zionist settlers from escalating their attacks and violations.
According to Quds Press agency, these calls came after an increase in attacks by Zionist settlers targeting several Palestinian villages and areas, resulting in the martyrdom of many Palestinians and severe damage to property.
Abu Jeesh, a leader in the Palestinian People's Party and a member of the Factional Coordination Committee in Nablus Governorate, stated, "The settlers' attacks are barbaric, and their escalation requires a plan to confront these crimes and protect Palestinian rural areas."
He stressed the necessity of activating "protection and guard committees" around Palestinian villages, towns, cities, and camps to confront these criminal gangs.
Abu Jeesh added, "After the increasing frequency of settlers' attacks against the Palestinian people and the green light given by the Zionist political level and the extremist criminal Ben Gvir, it is imperative for all Palestinians to unite, stand together, and break the silence. There is no choice but to confront these criminal gangs."
He also called for "the necessity of providing international protection for the Palestinian people, who are being slaughtered and killed," asserting that "the world is turning a blind eye to the crimes committed against the Palestinian people."
He continued, "If this aggression were against other countries, the world would be in an uproar. Yet, despite the Palestinians suffering for many long years, condemnation and denunciation do nothing to alleviate their plight."
Concluding his remarks, he said, "We are an unarmed people living under an unjust siege, and it is the duty of freedom-loving people around the world to act to save the Palestinian people from the extremist enemy government. We are not a testing ground."
Voices from elites, politicians, and activists rose on Saturday, emphasizing the need to provide protection for Palestinian villages in the West Bank and activate "night guard and protection committees" to prevent Zionist settlers from escalating their attacks and violations.
According to Quds Press agency, these calls came after an increase in attacks by Zionist settlers targeting several Palestinian villages and areas, resulting in the martyrdom of many Palestinians and severe damage to property.
Abu Jeesh, a leader in the Palestinian People's Party and a member of the Factional Coordination Committee in Nablus Governorate, stated, "The settlers' attacks are barbaric, and their escalation requires a plan to confront these crimes and protect Palestinian rural areas."
He stressed the necessity of activating "protection and guard committees" around Palestinian villages, towns, cities, and camps to confront these criminal gangs.
Abu Jeesh added, "After the increasing frequency of settlers' attacks against the Palestinian people and the green light given by the Zionist political level and the extremist criminal Ben Gvir, it is imperative for all Palestinians to unite, stand together, and break the silence. There is no choice but to confront these criminal gangs."
He also called for "the necessity of providing international protection for the Palestinian people, who are being slaughtered and killed," asserting that "the world is turning a blind eye to the crimes committed against the Palestinian people."
He continued, "If this aggression were against other countries, the world would be in an uproar. Yet, despite the Palestinians suffering for many long years, condemnation and denunciation do nothing to alleviate their plight."
Concluding his remarks, he said, "We are an unarmed people living under an unjust siege, and it is the duty of freedom-loving people around the world to act to save the Palestinian people from the extremist enemy government. We are not a testing ground."