Today, Monday, Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh said, "What the Nur Shams camp in Tulkarem was subjected to by the Israeli occupation forces this morning is the best proof of the Israeli mentality of destruction and killing."

In his speech at the beginning of the government session, today, Monday, in Ramallah, Shtayyeh added, "The Israeli war machine does not stop taking more lives of our defenseless children, with crimes that claimed the lives of children and young men in their prime, as happened in the field executions of the young Fawzi Violating in the town of Sebastia, and the child Muhammad al-Bayed from the Jalazoun camp, and injuring a number of others."

He continued, "All of these crimes take place in parallel with crimes committed by settler gangs throughout the Palestinian territories, and the repeated invasions of Al-Aqsa Mosque. They are crimes stemming from the doctrine of erasure, burning, and genocide espoused by the ruling coalition in Israel."

He pointed out that the ministerial committee that followed up the attacks will follow up on the issue of Nour Shams camp as well.

On another issue, Shtayyeh said, "Israeli society is paying the price today for its silence over the crimes committed by its extremist government against our people. The criminal ideas and practices practiced by the occupiers quickly backfire today on their society, which must realize the danger of the ideology embraced by these extremists and work to combat it, and that the Israeli society must put pressure to end the occupation of our land and stop committing its crimes against our people."

In another context, Shtayyeh appreciated the decision of the Portuguese parliament to recognize the plight of the Palestinian people, 75 years after the forced displacement of our people from their lands and homes in 1948, and the massacres committed by the Israeli gangs against the residents of the displaced villages and towns, which claimed the lives of thousands of victims, including women, the elderly, youth and children.

He stressed that this decision reflects Portugal's solidarity with the plight of the Palestinian people, and constitutes a first step towards the Portuguese government's recognition of the State of Palestine, and thanked the members of Parliament and the friendly Portuguese people for this moral and legal position that is consistent with the decisions of international legitimacy and international law.

The cabinet discusses weekly reports, infrastructure projects, protection of archaeological areas, loans from India and Italy, a set of laws and regulations, and issues related to the Capital Market Authority and the University of Nablus.