Tulkarm Governor Accuses Israel of 'Madness' Regarding Palestinian Protests
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Tulkarm Governor Abdallah Kamel accused Israelis of "madness" in handling Palestinian protests, stating he wants marches to be peaceful but believes Israel would not respond in kind. He claimed past Palestinian marches were forcefully suppressed. Kamel's comments reflect a belief that Israel's response to demonstrations is inherently harsh.
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- Tulkarm Governor Abdallah Kamel accused Israelis of "madness" regarding Palestinian protests.
- Kamel stated he wants Palestinian marches to be peaceful.
- He believes Israel would not treat Palestinian marches peacefully.
- Kamel asserted that past Palestinian marches were suppressed with force.
- His comments reflect deep mistrust of Israeli authorities' response to demonstrations.
Abdallah Kamel, the Governor of Tulkarm, has accused Israelis of "madness" in their approach to Palestinian protests. Responding to a journalist's question about whether he had previously called for peaceful marches, Kamel stated that while he desires such marches to proceed without casualties, he believes Israel would not treat them peacefully. He asserted that past Palestinian marches have been suppressed with force.
Kamel's remarks suggest a perception that Israeli authorities would not reciprocate peaceful intentions with a peaceful response, implying a pre-determined harsh reaction to Palestinian demonstrations. The governor's comments highlight a deep-seated mistrust and a belief that Israeli actions are inherently confrontational, regardless of the nature of the Palestinian protest.
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