The Palestinian National Liberation Movement "Fatah" affirmed that it dealt with the teachers' demands with high national responsibility, and was keen to meet them through the government, due to its belief in the fairness of these demands and to ensure the success of the academic year.

The Secretary of the Central Committee of the "Fatah" movement , Jibril Rajoub , said that this positive and responsible stance taken by the Central Committee of the movement is based on its belief in the importance of the education sector and its impact on the future of our people.

Rajoub added: "The response to these demands took place after in-depth discussions and dialogues that took place with the Independent Commission for Human Rights, and some political and social forces, as the movement announced its position in support of these demands directly, through these parties or through the media."

He continued: "Despite these positive positions adopted by the movement, and called on the government to abide by them, it became clear to us and to everyone, beyond any room for doubt, that there are political agendas among some who took advantage of what happened and sought to achieve their goals that are far from the demands of the teachers."

Rajoub stressed that the "Fatah" movement will not allow the politicization of the educational process and its exploitation, because the price will be paid by our people, our cause, and the souls of our students.

He called on all teachers to return to work starting next Monday after all their demands were met, stressing that if some insisted on continuing to politicize this issue, Fatah would provide a safety net and a national incubator for the government to take measures to ensure the success of the school year and not Losing it, according to the provisions of the law and the contract signed between the employee and the government.

He pointed out that "Fatah" is ready to ensure that what happened during the last period is overcome, by providing support and assistance to all parties, in the event that the academic year begins immediately and without any delay.