Hamas: Resistance Will Continue in All Its Forms

Rasa - The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas on Tuesday affirmed that the resistance against the Israeli occupation will continue in all its forms and said that the Palestinian people have the right to develop their resistance mechanisms.

News ID: 438095

Date: 06 June 2018 - 22:47

RNA - In a statement on the 51st anniversary of the Palestinian Naksa (setback), the Islamic Resistance Movement stressed that Jerusalem is the capital of Palestine and that no concession involving the holy city will be ever made, Palinfo reported.

The Movement added that the US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital and all the attempts made to Judaize the city and alter its identity are null and never accepted.

The statement called on the Palestinian people to commemorate the anniversary of the 1967 setback with the largest participation in the Great Return March protests set to take place on Friday 8th June.

Hamas expressed its rejection of all projects aimed at liquidating the issue of Palestinian refugees, including the attempts to settle them outside Palestine and alternative home projects.

It also warned of the conspiracies targeting the UNRWA as a prelude to dropping the Palestinian refugees' right of return and preventing any compensation for the losses caused by their displacement from their lands.

"We strongly reject all forms of normalization with the Israeli occupation from any side and at any level, and we consider it an attack on the Palestinian people and their hopes for freedom and independence," Hamas stated.

The movement hailed the countries and international organizations and movements supporting the Palestinian cause and fighting against normalization around the world.

"We adopt a policy of openness to various countries in the world, especially Arab and Muslim nations," Hamas said, adding that it seeks to build balanced relations with other countries while taking into account the requirements of the Palestinian cause and the interests of the Palestinian people.

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