The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine said: The mass killings in the cities and camps of the West Bank constitute a dangerous stage in the Israeli annexation and resolution project, to impose a solution to liquidate the Palestinian issue unilaterally, in light of Arab silence and collusion, and generous American and NATO support and backing.
The Democratic Front added: The occupation forces committed a new massacre in Nour Shams camp, no less barbaric than their crimes in the Gaza Strip, and with intentions aimed at undermining the will of steadfastness of our people and terrorizing them, and paralyzing their ability to resist and persevere, by transferring images of genocide from the Gaza Strip to the West Bank, including occupied Jerusalem.
The Democratic Front warned of the danger of viewing the mass killings taking place in cities and camps as targeting one Palestinian party rather than another, or one Palestinian movement rather than another. It said: The danger of the occupation’s projects targets all Palestinians, and foremost among them is the Palestinian Authority, its powers, and its role, which is clearly revealed by the Israeli financial siege imposed on it, and the field measures that limit its powers and empty its role of its content.
In this context, the Democratic Front called for a national response to the Israeli attacks, through field steps that establish a cohesive national situation, which requires, immediately, calling for the convening of the interim leadership framework, forming a national consensus government, and agreeing on a unified national struggle strategy that mobilizes all elements of strength and field unity, and restores institutional unity, in a way that enhances our national capabilities to confront the project of displacement, annexation and decisiveness, and to preserve the land of the State of Palestine, the legitimate national rights of our people, and to thwart the Zionist project that has become the declared talk of the pillars of the Israeli fascist government.