Popular Struggle: Condemns the occupation's expulsion of Father Louis Suleiman to Jordan

The Palestinian Popular Struggle Front considered the expulsion of Father Louis Suleiman, the priest of the Latin Church in Beit Sahour, by the fascist occupation forces and the refusal to renew his residency, as part of the open war against our people, especially through an organized campaign against Christian and Muslim clergy. The political bureau member of the Front, secretary of the information department, stated that this measure is a dangerous escalation and is taken by a political decision of the occupation government, sending a clear message targeting the Palestinian Christian presence and aiming to limit the national role played by Palestinian churches in preserving national identity. Shilo added that repeated attacks on Christian clergy have begun to take an organized form, calling on the heads and patriarchs of churches worldwide to play their role in pressuring their governments and demanding accountability from the occupation for these attacks and racist decisions.