Hamas warns settlers' crimes will fuel anger
The leader of Hamas, Abd al-Rahman Shadid, stated that the escalation of settler crimes in the West Bank, including the burning of around 11 mosques since the beginning of the year, reflects the fascist approach of the occupation, which is supported by the Netanyahu government. He warned that repeated attacks, including the burning of a mosque in the village of Bizaria, will lead to popular anger responding to Israeli crimes. He considered these acts to be a violation of Muslim sentiments and part of an open religious war. Shadid called on Palestinians to remain steadfast and to activate all means to protect their land and holy sites, emphasizing that these assaults will not deter Palestinians from staying and defending their rights.
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