Committee for Supporting Palestinian People calls for more struggle to liberate all occupied Arab lands

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DAMASCUS, (ST)- The Syrian Arab Popular Committee for Supporting the Palestinian People and Resisting the Zionist Project has stressed the need to continue the struggle to liberate the occupied Syrian Golan and Liwa Iskenderun and the rest of the occupied Arab territories.

During its periodical meeting on Sunday, the Committee reiterated its adherence to Syria’s territorial integrity and to continuous work for liberating the Syrian territories from all forms of occupation and terrorism.

The committee renewed its support for the Syrian Arab Army in its battles to eliminate terrorism and pave the way for political solution to the crisis in Syria.

 It condemned the economic blockade imposed on the Syrian people, referring to the American- Zionist insistence to continue and tighten this siege.

The committee also reiterated its support for the young Palestinians in al-Quds and in the entire occupied Palestine who are confronting the Zionist enemy brutality and schemes through their steadfastness and their marches of return.

It called on the Palestinian factions and people and the Arab nation in general to move urgently in order to protect the Palestinian cause and confront the Zionist-American schemes in the region.

Hamda Mustafa

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