Free people of the world respond to the call to support Gaza and the prisoners
Published on August 3, 2024
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Free people of the world responded, today, Saturday, to call to participate in the activities of the “National and International Day to Support Gaza and the Prisoners”
The martyr leader Ismail Haniyeh, days before his martyrdom, called for participation in various activities in support of Gaza and the prisoners who are being killed and exterminated by the “Israeli” enemy.
Haniyeh said: “We look forward to the third of August being a pivotal, visible and effective day in all parts of Palestine, in the refugee camps and diaspora, in our Arab and Islamic world, and among all the free people of the world in order to support our people in the Gaza Strip and our free prisoners in the
occupation’s prisons.”
The national and Islamic forces in all Palestinian governorates adopted Haniyeh’s call before his martyrdom, as the martyred leader represented a symbol of national unity in many stations.
The Palestinians and the free people of the world responded to Haniyeh’s “last call”, as he represented a national and unifying symbol and a leader guiding the entire nation, as he spared no effort for his people and his just cause, until he was martyred on the road to Jerusalem in the historic battle of (Al-Aqsa Flood).
Masses and mass protests were launched in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a, and various free Yemeni governorates, affirming the continuation of supporting the Palestinian people until the liberation of Palestine and the expulsion of the usurping Jews from all the land of Palestine.
Masses were launched in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, in support of Palestine and Gaza, during which pictures of the head of the Hamas political bureau, the martyr Ismail Haniyeh, were raised.
The city of Manchester witnessed a demonstration in solidarity with Gaza on the international day in support of Gaza and prisoners in the occupation’s prisons.
A large demonstration was launched in London in support of Palestine and to demand an end to the genocidal war in the Gaza Strip.
Thousands participated in a huge march that toured the streets of New York, passing through the famous Times Square, to demand an immediate end to the genocide and the rescue of Palestinian detainees in the occupation prisons.
Ain al-Hilweh camp witnessed a solidarity stand called for by the Joint Palestinian Action Committee in support of its people in Gaza and in support of the prisoners and to commemorate the Day of Rage called for by the martyr leader Ismail Haniyeh.
Dozens participated in a stand in the city of Umm al-Fahm in the occupied interior; condemning the occupation’s aggression against Gaza and the prisoners.
The total number of prisoners in the “Israeli” occupation prisons is more than (9900), while the number of administrative detainees in the occupation prisons is about (3380), and the number of those classified by the occupation authorities as (illegal combatants) is more than (1400).
The number of martyrs of the prisoner movement since 1967 has risen to (257), including more than (20) prisoners who have been killed since the beginning of the war of extermination, and whose identities have been announced, in addition to dozens of martyred detainees from Gaza, and the occupation continues to conceal their identities.
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