At the end of September 2023, the General Central Committee of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine held its regular meeting, the “Sabra and Shatila Martyrs’ Session,” in which it discussed political developments at various local, Arab, regional and international levels.

In its final statement, the committee stressed that the issue of prisoners will remain among the priorities of the Front’s work, as it is a national and popular issue, and that it will continue to work to release the prisoners by all means, internationalize their cause, and support them in all forums.

The committee reviewed the internal Palestinian situation and the effects of the continued division and its economic and social consequences, and the failure of the meeting of the General Secretaries in El Alamein, as the statement stated, in addition to the escalation of Israeli aggression.

The Central Committee of the Popular Front said, "The failure of the El Alamein meeting must constitute an incentive to activate the Front's vision regarding the formation of a national and popular coalition whose goal is to intensify pressure to end the division, restore unity, and confront the occupation."

The committee called on all Lebanese and Palestinian national parties to spare Ain al-Hilweh camp and the Palestinian camps the fate that the occupation and its allies desire by liquidating the Palestinian presence of these camps, and the refugee issue and their right to return.

She believed that what an occupying country is going through indicates that it is experiencing a structural crisis that will expand and take the form of racist practices and persecution of minorities, calling on the people of the occupied interior to stand up seriously against the organized crime behind which the occupation stands.

The Central Committee of the Popular Front criticized the normalization of Arab countries with the Israeli occupation, considering it a “treacherous step against the Palestinians,” as it put it, calling for the formation of an Arab front to resist normalization.