Pak Sahafat – A member of the political office of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement said that the Zionist regime faced a great crisis in the face of the progress and uprising of the Palestinian nation, and in the shadow of the great resistance and persistence of the Palestinians, they did not get any results from their recent invasion of the city of Jenin in the West Bank of the Jordan River.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report on Saturday, Nafez Azzam, a member of the political bureau of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad Movement, in an interview with Syria’s Al-Watan newspaper, added: In recent years, many things have changed and Israel is facing a great crisis in the face of the progress that the Palestinian people are in, and it thinks that it will be very easy for it to work in the Jenin camp and it will be able to destroy the will to resist there.
He added: Israel knows that the resistance is strong and stable regardless of the huge difference in capabilities and facilities, and Tel Aviv understands that the resistance has will and courage.
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He said: We in the Islamic Jihad movement are eager to create a coherent position between the Palestinian forces and groups. Our relationship with our brothers in other groups is a very strong one and we are eager to coordinate efforts, organize positions, unite ranks and take a national stand against the occupiers.
Since last Monday morning, the Zionist forces attacked and bombarded the city and camp of Jenin from the ground and air, as a result of which 13 Palestinians were martyred and 117 others were injured.
This brutal attack by the Zionist regime was met with a strong reaction from Islamic and Arab institutions and countries, and these countries considered the apartheid regime’s crime as a clear violation of international laws and emphasized the need for the international community to deal with it.
On Wednesday morning, the Zionist army was forced to retreat from the Jenin camp due to the fierce resistance of the Palestinian fighters.