The Presidency, the Prime Ministry, and Palestinian factions and parties condemned, on Thursday, the new occupation crime in Jenin , as a result of which 4 citizens were killed.

The official spokesman for the Palestinian Presidency , Nabil Abu Rudeineh, said that the new massacre aims to detonate the situation and drag the region into a square of tension and violence, and it is a continuation of the Israeli aggression against our people.

Abu Rudeineh added that these continuous Israeli acts of aggression confirm that Israel is not at all interested in calming the situation and preventing its eruption, contrary to all international efforts seeking to prevent escalation in the holy month of Ramadan, blaming Israel alone for the results of these aggressive policies.

Abu Rudeineh said that condemnations are no longer enough, and what is required is practical measures on the ground by the American administration to stop the unilateral Israeli measures, and to provide international protection for our people.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh said that the killings and intimidation would not have continued, had it not been for the absence of accountability for the killers and their sense of impunity.

For his part, the President of the Palestinian National Council, Rawhi Fattouh , condemned the execution, and said, "The policy of field executions carried out by the occupation army against Palestinian civilians, with clear orders from the fascist right-wing government, is considered prejudices and field decisions aimed at killing and inflicting more Palestinian victims."

He considered that this crime is part of the open and multi-form war against our Palestinian people, and a war crime and a continuation of the occupation's policy of organized state terrorism.

For his part, the spokesman for the "Fatah" movement, Abdel Fattah Doula, said that the crime of executing the martyrs is part of the fascism of the army and the occupation government and a blatant challenge to the international community and humanitarian law that does not prosecute the perpetrators of massacres against the Palestinian people, which gave the green light to the "Ben Gvir" government. To carry out more killings of Palestinians.

A state added: The international system must protect the face of humanity from this reckless and reassuring behavior from punishment, and assume its professional and moral responsibilities in providing protection for the Palestinian people and prosecuting criminals.

For his part, Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said that the occupation's crime in Jenin is an expression of the occupation's inability to end the intifada in the West Bank.

He added: This pure blood will be in Jenin today, fuel for the escalation of the act of resistance, and the occupation will pay the price for its crime.

For his part, the Islamic Jihad spokesman for the West Bank, Tariq Ezzedine, said that this heinous crime will not go unanswered.

He believed that this operation was an attempt by the occupation to restore its security image, which was broken by the resistance.

He added, "We will not back down or be complacent until the occupation pays the price, avenges our martyrs, and leaves our land."

While the Popular Front mourned the four martyrs, saying: "The crimes of the occupation would not have reached this serious extent had it not been for the state of Arab impotence and international complicity and the full support and protection provided by the American occupation administration, and the wager of the authority's leadership on security meetings that bring nothing but massacres and destruction to our people." .

For its part, the Democratic Front condemned the assassination, saying that "what the occupation is planning at the security meeting in Sharm el-Sheikh in terms of security arrangements to cover up its crimes and barbaric aggression against our people and to besiege, stifle and uproot the popular and armed resistance."

She said, "The Palestinian Authority's continued jumping on the bloody results of the understandings of the Aqaba-Sharm al-Sheikh track is a denial of our people's struggles and sacrifices," calling on the authority to withdraw from the meeting and stop its policy of domination, exclusivity, and marginalization of national bodies.