Palestinians : Gangs Killing in Syria are battalions in the Israeli Army

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM,(ST)_The Palestinian People ‘s  Committee for Solidarity with Syria and its national leadership organized in  Kafr Qare village, northern occupied Palestine of 1948 a  solidarity rally with Syria ‘s people and army against  the ongoing terrorist aggression against  Syria.

Under  the title “Syria is  victorious”  the participants in the rally hoisted  banners condemning the  US  ,Turkish and some Arab countries policies  in supporting  terrorism in Syria, asserting that the criminal gangs that kill the Syrian people are battalions in the Israeli occupation army.

They  stressed the need to intensify activities to stand by the Syrian people and their national leadership to challenge the fierce  colonial attack on the Arab nation.

The committee ‘s secretary Wasfi Abdul Ghani, and several Palestinian speakers  expressed confidence that the Syrian people will emerge victorious , and that Western countries  are trying to manipulate the Arabs and fighting them by targeting Syria because it  represent the Arab castle of steadfastness and resistance, voicing full solidarity with Syria until terrorists are eliminated and victory declared.

Meantime,  Arab Orthodox institutions held in occupied Jerusalem on Friday a sermon  and marches on the occasion of the ” Great Friday” , and   thousands of Palestinians marched in the same  route taken by Jesus Christ, peace be upon him “Via Dolorosa to the Church of Resurrection.”

In a speech on this glorious occasion, Bishop Atallah Hanna of Sebastia of the Greek Orthodox Church said : “We are with the Palestinian people in their legitimate struggle to achieve  full freedom , the return of Palestinian refugees to their homes and release all the prisoners,” stressing that the issue of Palestine is the central cause  and denouncing the war of barbarism to subvert and destroy Syria

Bishop Hanna reiterated regret and  severe pain  for  the  continued abduction of Bishops  Paul Yazigi Metropolitan of Aleppo and Iskenderun for the Greek  Orthodox and John Ibrahim Metropolitan of Aleppo of  Syrian Orthodox, who were  kidnapped by an armed terrorist group while conducting humanitarian duties in Aleppo countryside last month.

T. Fateh