Al-Arouri affirmed that the Al-Aqsa Mosque is a red line, warning that all options are open and dangerous. He called for a unified national strategy encompassing political, popular, and armed resistance. Emphasizing the need for leadership decisions proportionate to the gravity of the Palestinian situation, he stated that Palestinian factions agree on adopting a comprehensive resistance approach.
Saleh Al-Arouri affirmed the occupation will fail to crush Jenin’s resistance, highlighting its growth despite harsh conditions in the West Bank. He called for confrontation by all means and stressed the battle defends Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa. Al-Qassam Brigades stated all options are open to repel the aggression.
The Deputy Chief of the Political Bureau stated that reliance on Oslo, international legitimacy, and the United States is futile, emphasizing that the Oslo phase is over. He noted that Abu Ammar realized the peace process wouldn’t lead to a Palestinian state and turned to armed resistance. He asserted the illegitimacy of the occupation, its potential removal, and the people’s ongoing readiness to resist.
Saleh Al-Arouri, deputy head of Hamas’ political bureau, stated that Jenin Camp represents a model of resistance, emphasizing that resilience and continued confrontation are the greatest forms of creativity. He called for an escalation of armed resistance throughout the West Bank, affirming that occupation only ends through resistance, and that the Oslo phase is definitively over.
Saleh Al-Arouri, Deputy Head of Hamas’ Political Bureau, affirmed that the movement is at the heart of the escalating resistance in the West Bank, and that the Palestinian people will not surrender to occupation crimes. He noted the rising resistance operations despite occupation measures and threats, calling for a response to settler attacks and stressing the need for a comprehensive battle.
Arouri affirmed that the liberation battle is taking place in the West Bank and that resistance continues to grow despite Israeli efforts to suppress it. He stressed that a comprehensive confrontation is inevitable and will defeat the occupation, calling for unified political and field efforts while rejecting any government formation without elections, reaffirming Hamas’s commitment to resistance and national unity.
Saleh Al-Arouri emphasized that Hamas is the backbone of resistance in the West Bank, with its brigades participating in repelling raids and developing operations. He underlined resistance’s political goal, noted qualitative advances despite the siege, and highlighted strong coordination with factions. He described the West Bank as the spearhead in confronting the settlement project.
Saleh Al-Arouri affirmed that the Al-Aqsa Flood battle is decisive and ongoing, stressing the Palestinian people’s refusal to surrender. He stated the West Bank has not failed Gaza and that resistance can hurt the occupation. Al-Arouri called on West Bank youth to fight and rejected Israeli claims about Al-Shifa Hospital, praising Hezbollah’s role in the battle.
