Organisation Of Islamic Cooperation Calls Israeli Attack On Jenin a “Henious Crime”; Protest Kicks Off In Gaza

Israel attacked Jenin on Monday killing at least 8 Palestinians. The national forces of Israel have hit the city of Jenin with air strikes. Apart from Jenin, Ramallah city of Israel saw the death of one, who was shot by Israeli soldiers. Now, the Organisation Of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has given a statement in which they have slammed the Israeli attack on Jenin and called the same a “heinous crime”. “This heinous crime constitutes an extension of crimes and organised state terrorism practiced by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinian people,” the OIC said in a statement.

Brave move of Palestinians after Israeli attack

Such a brutal attack can easily break one’s courage but this is not the case with Palestinians. They are acting really bravely. The public of the nation have organized a protest in the central city of Gaza. They are standing there to express their solidarity with the people of Jenin, amidst the ongoing Israeli assault.

Slogans are being raised by the protestors demanding a halt on the ongoing strike in the city. The slogans read – “We are all Jenin” and “We’re with the resistance”. This calls for an urgent need of interruption by the Arab world and the international powers. All of them coming together can help the city and the people of Jenin.

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We need to stand for Jenin, says Islamic Jihad leader

Khaled Al-Batsh, a senior leader in Islamic Jihad, told media the importance of standing by the people and resistance factions in Jenin, where he firmly stated that “the Israeli occupation’s attempts to take the battle to the streets of Jenin and the West Bank would be in vain, assuring that Jenin would not be left alone.” He further stated that, “We have called upon all mediators worldwide to take immediate action to halt the assault against Jenin before it’s too late. We, in Gaza, will not abandon Jenin.”