Hamas Calls for Three Days of Global Solidarity with Gaza
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas has called upon nations and various groups globally, including parties, unions, popular forces, and freedom advocates, to designate November 13, 14, and 15 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and the days that follow as periods of global solidarity with the Gaza Strip, in protest against its blockade and in support of a free Palestine.
In a statement, Hamas declared that Gaza is in a situation that appeals to human conscience. Palestinian people in the region continue to face war, blockade, and starvation, and they require support to achieve their right to freedom and a dignified life.
The statement further noted that concurrent with the escalating humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, the winter cold has intensified, leading to the flooding of refugee tents due to rainfall. Hundreds of thousands of children, women, and the elderly are living in catastrophic conditions without shelter, warmth, or adequate food.
The movement urged Arab and Islamic nations, movements, parties, unions, and active and freedom-seeking forces worldwide to organize the largest possible gatherings, marches, and sit-ins in squares, cities, and capitals to demonstrate solidarity with the people of the Gaza Strip.
Hamas also called for protests against the policies of the Zionist regime concerning the ongoing blockade, starvation, and attacks on Gaza. It urged participants in these movements to raise their voices against this regime and strive to alleviate the pressures and blockade imposed on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
The movement appealed to scholars, mosque orators, clerics, churches, and religious institutions worldwide to dedicate their sermons, prayers, and religious programs to supporting Gaza, reflecting the dimensions of the humanitarian crisis faced by the Palestinian people, and working to expand support and solidarity for their human and political rights.
Hamas emphasized that November 13, 14, and 15 (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and the subsequent days should become symbols of continuous global anger and action in support of the people of the Gaza Strip, actions that champion their right to freedom, dignity, and a secure life.
The movement stated that this global movement should convey a unified message from the world’s nations, opposing occupation, attacks, and blockades, and championing the values of justice, rights, and human dignity.
