Palestinian resistance factions: We extend greetings and appreciation to the free masses that took to the streets in the Netherlands the day before yesterday, in marches and solidarity activities with our Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip

Palestinian resistance factions:

▪We extend greetings and appreciation to the free masses that took to the streets in the Netherlands the day before yesterday, in marches and solidarity activities with our Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, in rejection of the ongoing aggression and the crimes and violations suffered by our people, and affirming that the voice of truth and justice will remain present in the streets of the world, and that attempts to isolate Gaza and obscure its suffering will not succeed in silencing the free human conscience.

▪The Zionist enemy bears full responsibility for the continued humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip, and for what our people are subjected to of killing, destruction, siege, and deprivation of the most basic necessities of life, as a result of its policies and ongoing crimes. The international parties that provide it with political cover and support, led by the American administration, also bear responsibility for the continuation of this humanitarian tragedy that is ravaging our stricken people in Gaza.

▪We call for the dissolution of the so-called “Peace Council,” which has failed to put an end to our people’s suffering or to assume its responsibilities toward the humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip, and for the United Nations and the UN Security Council to fully assume their responsibilities, and to act seriously and effectively to ensure the protection of civilians, stop violations, end the siege, and provide the necessities of life, relief, and shelter for our people.

▪We call on the free masses across the world to continue and intensify popular mobilizations, demonstrations, and solidarity activities with Gaza, and to make Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays renewed stations for popular movement and mass pressure, in a way that ensures our people’s suffering remains present in the squares, the media, and decision-making centers.

▪We call on scholars, preachers, and speakers everywhere to dedicate Friday sermons to shedding light on what our people in the Gaza Strip are exposed to, and to urge peoples to support the oppressed and stand by those affected in Gaza. We also call on rights and humanitarian institutions, unions, federations, and popular bodies to intensify their efforts and activities, and to pressure governments to take practical positions and measures consistent with their legal and humanitarian responsibilities, and not to be satisfied with statements of condemnation and denunciation.

▪The continuation of the international popular movement and the widening scope of solidarity with our people represent a clear message that Gaza is not alone, and that free peoples are capable of keeping the Palestinian cause present in global consciousness, and of exerting pressure for justice and freedom and to stop the suffering and humanitarian catastrophe that our Palestinian people in Gaza are exposed to before the eyes and ears of the world.