Hamas strongly condemns Jenin massacre committed by ZOF
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Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has strongly condemned the massacre committed by zionist occupation forces in Jenin camp this morning.
“The zionist regime’s massacre is an example of the new right-wing fascist zionist cabinet that instructed the Israeli soldiers to use more violence against the Palestinians,” Hisham Qasem, a member of the Hamas politburo abroad, in a written statement.
Qasem confirmed that the escalating zionist violence and calculated killing of Palestinian citizens will not break the will of the Palestinian people, noting that the resistance will continue to defend the Palestinian people against Israeli violations.
The Hamas official called on the Palestinian people across Palestine to express their solidarity with the Palestinian people in Jenin. (ILKHA)
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