The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemned the statements made by the head of the fascist junta in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, on Monday evening, in which he boasted of his fascism and crimes in the region, and his colonial projects in Palestine, Lebanon and Syria, stressing his determination to continue his wars until he achieves what he calls Greater Israel, at the expense of the peoples of the region, their countries, their sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence.
In condemning Netanyahu’s statements, the Democratic Front pointed out his description of the recently occupied areas in Lebanon and Syria, and the area occupied by his army in the Gaza Strip, as “security zones,” in an attempt to distort and reverse the facts, as if the danger to Israel comes from its neighbors, while the blatant facts, and the words of the leaders of the fascist regime, both political and military, confirm that Israel will not withdraw from Gaza (about 70% of the area of the Strip), from Lebanon (about 10% of the area of Lebanon up to the Litani River), and from Syria (about 60 km2 from Mount Hermon to the Yarmouk Basin), thus fulfilling Israel’s historical ambitions in the Arab land, and making it a major enemy of the Arab states.
The Democratic Front added: Netanyahu’s statements regarding the Gaza Strip will reveal the true position of Israel regarding the ongoing discussions to implement the Gaza plan, and will expose the truth about Israeli maneuvers and attempts to confuse matters in order to justify its refusal to withdraw from the Strip, to justify continuing its aggressive actions, and to continue obstructing the entry of aid and legitimate urgent needs to alleviate the suffering of our people.
The Democratic Front called on the Palestinian side to continue efforts to ensure that the representative of the Peace Council assumes his responsibilities, puts an end to Israeli manipulation of the Gaza plan, and draws clear boundaries that obligate the occupying power to fulfill all the requirements of the first phase of the agreement. This includes the immediate entry of the National Committee for the Administration of the Gaza Strip into Gaza, the implementation of the 19 / 1/ 2025 decision to allow the entry of humanitarian aid at a rate of 600 truckloads per day, and the immediate cessation of Israeli hostilities, as a prelude to moving to the second phase, which includes a complete Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip to the border separating it from the Israeli settlements.