Today, Tuesday, official and factional bodies condemned the assassination of three young men by the Israeli occupation forces who were riding in a vehicle in the vicinity of Al-Tur Gate area in Nablus.

The official spokesman for the presidency, Nabil Abu Rudeineh, said, "The assassination of the three young men is a "war crime," and a continuation of the policy of collective punishment to which our Palestinian people are subjected.

Abu Rudeineh stressed that the Israeli occupation government is the only one that bears the consequences of what is happening in terms of aggression and crimes, whether by the occupation forces or the settler terrorism that takes place under the eyes and protection of the occupation army.

Abu Rudeineh pointed out that the international impotence and the silence of the American administration is what encourages the occupation to continue its crimes against the Palestinian people, calling for immediate American intervention to stop this aggression, which aims to drag the region into the square of violence, tension and instability.

In turn, Munther al-Hayek, a spokesman for the "Fatah" movement, said, "The government of killing and terrorism will not prevent our people from continuing the struggle until the occupation is defeated and the Palestinian state is established with Jerusalem as its capital."

Hayek added, "The occupation is still persevering in committing crimes, believing that it is able to break the will of the Palestinian people. After every crime, the Palestinian people come out stronger and give a message of challenge and determination to accomplish the national project."

For his part, Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said, "The assassination and escalation of the occupation's aggression against our holy sites, especially the Al-Aqsa Mosque, confirms the inevitability that the meeting of the general secretaries of the factions in Cairo will produce a comprehensive and unified national plan to confront the terrorism of the fascist settler government."

While the Democratic Front affirmed that the assassination crime will not intimidate our people and its resistance, nor will it discourage it from continuing its struggle and resistance in all forms against the occupation and settlers, noting that it will not be a lifeline for the government of Benjamin Netanyahu to escape from its internal crises, but rather it will pay the price for its terror.