Palestinian Presidency: The Israeli escalation in cities and camps is dangerous, condemned, and rejected
Sada News - The official spokesman for the Palestinian presidency, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, stated that the dangerous Israeli escalation in cities, villages, and camps is condemned and rejected, the latest of which is the incursion of occupation forces into the city of Nablus since dawn today, besieging the old town, targeting citizens, and forcing them to leave their homes, accompanied by the ongoing genocide and starvation war in the Gaza Strip.
He added that the escalation of the occupation army's attacks and the terrorism of settlers against our people is the responsibility of the Israeli government, which, if it continues with this policy, will destroy everything and lead the region to more tension and instability.
The official spokesman for the Palestinian presidency renewed the call for the U.S. administration to assume its responsibilities and pressure the occupation government to stop these dangerous policies that violate all international legitimacy and international law, and to force it to stop the war and its aggressive policies.
He said that the international community must take immediate action to confront the Israeli challenge to legitimacy and its refusal to adhere to international law, and not to be satisfied with a policy of condemnation and denunciation, and to impose sanctions that compel the occupying state to review its destructive policies for the region and the world.
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