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Arouri: Our People in the West Bank Rise Repeatedly and Resistance Will Continue

Saleh al-Arouri, Deputy Chief of Hamas’ Political Bureau, affirmed that the West Bank population persistently rises against the occupation, offering martyrs. He highlighted Israel’s imposed challenges such as the siege and settlements. He also discussed Palestinian elections and the prisoner exchange deal, affirming the movement’s stance to separate the deal from other issues, while stressing internal and international obstacles to holding elections.

West Bank

Arouri: Escape of Six Prisoners a Good Omen and Beginning of Wider Resistance

Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri affirmed that the escape of six prisoners from Gilboa Prison is a good sign and a step toward the freedom of remaining detainees. He stressed this heroic act must mark the dawn of renewed resistance. He noted that such jailbreaks have occurred before and are likely to happen again. Gilboa Prison is considered one of the most fortified.

West Bank

Arouri: West Bank on the Verge of a New Intifada Reflecting Its Core

Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri, Deputy Head of Hamas’ Political Bureau, stated that the West Bank is approaching a new uprising, praising the crowds who attended the funeral of Wasfi Qabha in Jenin. He described Qabha as a major national figure devoted to the cause. Al-Arouri stressed the need for national unity, affirming that Hamas has never failed to pursue it.

Jerusalem

Arouri: Jerusalem is the Safety Valve of the Palestinian Cause and a Motive for Resistance

Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri affirmed that Jerusalem is the safety valve of the Palestinian cause and will never be compromised, urging Palestinians to defend it and Al-Aqsa Mosque. He said Hamas is proud that martyr Fadi Abu Shkheidem belonged to the movement, praising his legacy. He also called on the nation to work for Jerusalem’s liberation and urged the Authority to prioritize it in its relations.

Politics

A Year of Farewells for Prominent Movement Leaders

Last year marked the passing of several prominent movement leaders who were martyred after contracting COVID-19. They were faithful individuals who combined words with actions, leaving a legacy in preaching, struggle, and reform. A message was also directed to fighters, urging sincerity, leadership, and responsibility for the coming phase.

Politics

Martyrs Follow the Path of Freedom in Confronting the Occupation

The martyrdom of several Hamas members during clashes with the occupation and preparations for jihadist operations reflects a path chosen by the free. The operation by martyr Fadi Abu Shkheidem reaffirms the ongoing battle for Jerusalem, which remains Arab and Islamic, with no place for strangers.

Politics

Saleh al-Arouri: A Year of Confrontation, Resistance, and Defending Jerusalem

On Hamas’ 34th anniversary, Sheikh Saleh al-Arouri highlighted 2021 as a year of resistance, steadfastness, and heroic operations, notably Fadi Abu Shkhaydem’s. He stressed national unity and internal reform, declaring prisoner freedom a top priority. Arouri honored fallen Hamas leaders and emphasized the role of the diaspora in defending Palestinian rights.

Politics

Arouri: Those Who Obstruct the Mujahideen Serve the Occupation

Deputy head of Hamas’ political bureau, Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri, stated that anyone obstructing the mujahideen serves the occupation. During a meeting with families of the martyrs of the Fatah Security massacre in Sidon, he reaffirmed Hamas’ commitment to resistance, called on Lebanon to punish those behind the Burj al-Shamali massacre, and said martyrs’ sacrifices will not be in vain.

Prisoners

Arouri: Prisoners and Al-Aqsa Are Red Lines That Will Ignite Conflict if Violated

Sheikh Saleh Al-Arouri stressed that prisoners and Al-Aqsa are red lines, warning that pressure on prisoners may lead to full-scale conflict. He affirmed the escalation of resistance in the West Bank, the need to confront Palestinian Authority violations, and reiterated Hamas’ commitment to dialogue and unity. He also commented on Lebanon’s events, calling for accountability and avoiding internal clashes.