Today (Thursday), the Israeli army killed nine Palestinians, including an elderly woman, and wounded others during a military operation in Jenin in the northern occupied West Bank. The Palestinian Health Ministry said: “The death toll has risen to” nine martyrs, including an elderly woman, with this morning. Medics and eyewitnesses reported high death tolls, and the ministry said the situation in the Jenin camp was very critical, accusing the Israeli army of “invading the Jenin government hospital and deliberately using tear gas.” canisters inside it.
And Deputy Governor of Jenin Kamal Abu Al-Rub spoke about the real state of war in Jenin and his camp, stressing that the Israeli army destroys everything and shoots at everything that moves.
In turn, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation condemned in the strongest possible terms the ongoing military incursion by the Israeli occupying forces into the city of Jenin and its camp, as well as the ongoing crimes committed in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, which resulted in the death of 8 people today. Palestinian citizens, in addition to many injuries. Among them there are dangerous cases.
The Organization held the Israeli occupation authorities fully responsible for this heinous crime, which is a continuation of the (continued Israeli) aggression and terrorism against the Palestinian people, and reiterated its call for the international community to intervene urgently to put an end to these daily attacks and crimes, to bring the perpetrators accountability and ensure the international protection of the Palestinian people.
And the General Secretariat of the Arab League held the Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, “totally responsible for the perpetration of the horrendous massacre”, given that this process “continues under the direct leadership of Netanyahu and his military headquarters, in which many martyrs rose and led to the fall the wounded.”
Ambassador Dr. Saeed Abu Ali, Assistant Secretary General for Palestine and the Occupied Arab Territories of the Arab League, condemned in a statement (Thursday) “the massacre that the Israeli occupying army continues to carry out with all weapons of murder, field executions, destruction of property and public institutions and the desecration of hospitals.
In Amman, the Jordanian government condemned the ongoing Israeli incursions and repeated attacks on occupied Palestinian cities, most recently on the city of Jenin.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Ambassador Sinan Majali denounced Israel’s military escalation campaign, which threatens to spark a new cycle of violence for which everyone will pay. The complete stalemate in the peace process is fueling a dangerous escalation that threatens security and stability and kills hope for a just peace and the feasibility of a peace process.
Majali stressed the need for Israel to stop all its military operations and all illegal measures that undermine the two-state solution and the chances of peace, stressing the importance of making real efforts to resume negotiations and achieve a just peace that will end the occupation. and personifies an independent Palestinian state with its capital in occupied East Jerusalem, modeled on the Fourth of July (June) 1967.
The latest Israeli escalation came two days after the Israeli prime minister’s visit to Amman and his meeting with Jordanian monarch King Abdullah II. During Netanyahu’s first foreign visit since the formation of his far-right coalition government, the King of Jordan stressed the need to respect the existing historical and legal statuses of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque and Al-Qudsi al-Sharif, rather than damage them. In addition, political and guerrilla forces launched massive sit-ins in the capital, Amman. Condemning the massacres committed by the occupiers against the Palestinian people, the latest of which was the massacre of 9 Palestinians from the city of Jenin.
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The most notorious massacres committed against Palestinians
Massacre in Al-Sheikh 1947.
Massacre at Deir Yassin 1948.
Massacre in the village of Abu Shusha in 1948
Massacre at Tantura 1948.
1953 Kibiya massacre.
Massacre in Qalqiliya 1956.
Massacre in Kafr Qassem 1956.
Massacre in Khan Younis 1956.
Al-Aqsa mosque massacre in 1990.
Massacre at the Ibrahimi Mosque in 1994.
Jenin camp massacre, 2002
