The governor of Jenin, Akram Rajoub, denied, this evening, Friday, the news published in the Israeli media about the instructing of the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas, to the leaders of the security services to deploy their forces in Jenin and its camp, starting from Sunday.

In an interview with Al-Quds.com, Rajoub said that this news is incorrect and baseless, and falls within the programmed Israeli targeting plans against Jenin Governorate and its steadfast people.

Commenting on what was published by the Hebrew Channel 12, that President Abbas rebuked the leaders of the security services after what happened in Jenin with the leaders, Mahmoud Al-Aloul and Azzam Al-Ahmad, Rajoub said: “This is incorrect talk and there is no information from it, and we see that it is part of Israel’s attempts to stir up Confusion, strife, division, and striking the societal fabric of Jenin because of what it formed of national unity and struggle, and its danger lies in targeting the unbreakable Jenin, which refuses to surrender.”

And the Hebrew Channel 12 had attributed to sources in Ramallah that President Abbas instructed the security services to deploy their forces in Jenin and its camp, and reprimanded the leaders of the security services for their failure to provide protection for leaders Al-Aloul and Al-Ahmad after they were expelled from the funeral of the martyrs of the Israeli aggression.

The channel claimed that sessions were held for the committees and regions of the Fatah movement, with the security leadership, to demand that they take action against Hamas in light of its attempts to control the situation in the West Bank.