Tulkarm Governor Accuses Israel of Brutally Suppressing Peaceful Protests
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Governor of Tulkarm, Abdallah Kamel, accused Israel of "madness" and brutally suppressing peaceful Palestinian protests. He stated that Israel does not treat peaceful marches with peace and has violently suppressed them in the past. Kamel questioned Israel's approach to peaceful gatherings, asserting that they are met with force.
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- Tulkarm Governor Abdallah Kamel accused Israel of brutally suppressing peaceful Palestinian protests.
- Kamel stated that Israel "has madness" and does not treat peaceful marches with peace.
- He claimed that past peaceful marches have been suppressed by force.
- The governor questioned Israel's approach to peaceful gatherings.
The Governor of Tulkarm, Abdallah Kamel, stated that Israel "has madness" and brutally suppresses peaceful Palestinian demonstrations. Responding to a journalist's question about holding quiet protests, Kamel expressed a desire for marches to proceed without casualties. He questioned whether Israel would treat such a demonstration as a peaceful march, asserting that it would not.
"Certainly not. He indicated that the core issue is Israel's response to peaceful gatherings, suggesting a pattern of violent intervention.
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