RAMALLAH September 07. 2024 (Saba) - The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), on Friday visited "a group of mujahedeen from West Bank formations, who were martyred in the battle of "Terror of Camps" as part of the Al-Aqsa Flood epic.
In a statement issued by military media, the Brigades named their martyrs as: from Tulkarm Battalion, Commander Muhammad Jaber (Abu Shuja'), Majd Majid Dawood; from Jenin Battalion: Saeed Al-Wahdan, Qassam Jabarin, Ahmed Al-Sous, Arafat Al-Amer, Muhammad Nazmi Bani Gara, Amjad Al-Qunairi, Muhammad Nazmi Abu Zagha and Muhammad Zakaria Muhammad Al-Zubaidi; and from Tubas Battalion: Commander Ahmed Fawaz Fayez Abu Dawas, Muhammad Awad Salem Abu Jumaa and Qusay Majdi Abdullah Abdul Razek.
In its statement, the Saraya stressed the essential role of the people of the West Bank "in the steadfastness of the resistance and confronting the occupation forces."
The Brigades pointed out that "the interdependence between the north and south of the West Bank, which was confirmed by the course of this battle, thwarted the enemy's attempts to sow division among the sons of the same people."
The Brigades added that "the Palestinian resistance, through all its factions, continues to defend the camps and cities of the West Bank, and that the field unity that prevailed in the terror of the camps will remain a basic starting point for resistance action in the West Bank, and that the bloodshed, which was spilled, is an extension of the blood shed on the land of the Gaza Strip, and it confirms the unity of the Palestinian people, who are facing the most severe attempts to uproot them from their land."
The Al-Quds Brigades reassured the Palestinian people that "the resistance in the West Bank is a thousand good, and that the enemy will see its surprises in any future confrontation."
They confirmed on Saturday that the resistance in the West Bank has entered "a new phase of manufacturing and producing explosive devices, and that the enemy will see their impact on the ground."
The Al-Quds Brigades concluded its statement by saying: "One of the most important factors of stability, during the battle of terror of the camps, is the awareness of the Palestinian people of the importance of the presence of weapons and military formations and their role in defending the land and holy sites, without which the brutal enemy would have invaded our land and our honor."
In a statement issued by military media, the Brigades named their martyrs as: from Tulkarm Battalion, Commander Muhammad Jaber (Abu Shuja'), Majd Majid Dawood; from Jenin Battalion: Saeed Al-Wahdan, Qassam Jabarin, Ahmed Al-Sous, Arafat Al-Amer, Muhammad Nazmi Bani Gara, Amjad Al-Qunairi, Muhammad Nazmi Abu Zagha and Muhammad Zakaria Muhammad Al-Zubaidi; and from Tubas Battalion: Commander Ahmed Fawaz Fayez Abu Dawas, Muhammad Awad Salem Abu Jumaa and Qusay Majdi Abdullah Abdul Razek.
In its statement, the Saraya stressed the essential role of the people of the West Bank "in the steadfastness of the resistance and confronting the occupation forces."
The Brigades pointed out that "the interdependence between the north and south of the West Bank, which was confirmed by the course of this battle, thwarted the enemy's attempts to sow division among the sons of the same people."
The Brigades added that "the Palestinian resistance, through all its factions, continues to defend the camps and cities of the West Bank, and that the field unity that prevailed in the terror of the camps will remain a basic starting point for resistance action in the West Bank, and that the bloodshed, which was spilled, is an extension of the blood shed on the land of the Gaza Strip, and it confirms the unity of the Palestinian people, who are facing the most severe attempts to uproot them from their land."
The Al-Quds Brigades reassured the Palestinian people that "the resistance in the West Bank is a thousand good, and that the enemy will see its surprises in any future confrontation."
They confirmed on Saturday that the resistance in the West Bank has entered "a new phase of manufacturing and producing explosive devices, and that the enemy will see their impact on the ground."
The Al-Quds Brigades concluded its statement by saying: "One of the most important factors of stability, during the battle of terror of the camps, is the awareness of the Palestinian people of the importance of the presence of weapons and military formations and their role in defending the land and holy sites, without which the brutal enemy would have invaded our land and our honor."