The official spokesman for the Palestinian presidency, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, warned against the occupation authorities continuing their comprehensive war on our people and our land in the West Bank, especially in the Jenin Governorate and its camp, and the Tulkarm Governorate and its camps, committing more crimes of murder, displacement, and destruction of property.

He said that the occupation forces are waging a campaign of systematic destruction of homes and displacement of citizens, which has led to the martyrdom of dozens of citizens and hundreds of wounded, amid international silence on the occupation's plans aimed at implementing the racist annexation and expansion plan, in continuation of the crimes of genocide it committed in the Gaza Strip, which led to the martyrdom, wounding and loss of more than 200 thousand citizens.

Abu Rudeineh called for the US administration to intervene to stop the ongoing Israeli aggression against our people and our land, and not to encourage it to continue its aggression, which will lead to the situation exploding in an uncontrollable manner, and everyone will pay the price.

The official spokesman for the presidency stressed that the Palestinian people will not accept any plans, whether for displacement or an alternative homeland.

Threatening our people will not benefit anyone, but will lead to widespread destruction here or in the region.

The presidential spokesman also condemned the occupation authorities' issuance of tenders to build 974 new colonial settlement units in the "Efrat" colony, and considered it an extension of the occupation's plans aimed at imposing a fait accompli policy, stressing that all colonialism is illegitimate and violates all international legitimacy resolutions that stressed the necessity of its removal.

He stressed that expanding colonialism directly leads to the consecration of the Israeli apartheid regime, and falls within the framework of imposing unilateral and illegal measures to undermine any opportunity to achieve peace in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions and the Arab Peace Initiative.