Abbas affirms Palestinian people will continue their struggle against Israeli occupation

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OCCUPIED AL-QUDS, (ST)_The Palestinian  President Mahmoud Abbas has affirmed that the Palestinian people will never abandon their national rights and they will go ahead with their struggle against the Israeli occupation until the restoration of their legitimate rights, mainly the establishment of the Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital.
 
He said in a recorded speech at the opening session of a conference on the Zionist narrative held via video conferencing with Al-Quds Open University in the Gaza Strip, that “the majority of American and European cities is witnessing a broad public activity with the participation of our Palestinian community and supported by popular organizations opposed to the Israeli occupation, apartheid, and ethnic cleansing in those countries, especially after the Jerusalem uprising, and the peaceful popular resistance launched to defend the Islamic and Christian holy places, especially Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.”
 
According to WAFA, Abbas clarified that there is a shift in the world’s public opinion and at the level of parliaments towards reconsidering the Palestinian narrative.
 
“This issue needs further work and mobilization to reach the decision-makers in all these countries to affirm the genuineness of our Palestinian people and their right to their land, and the land of their ancestors, and to achieve their independence in their sovereign state with  Jerusalem as its capital,” he added.
 
Basma Qaddour
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