Ramallah (UNA/WAFA) – The General Union of Palestinian Women and women’s organizations and frameworks called, in an appeal addressed to the emergency Arab summit held today in Cairo, to work on an immediate and sustainable cessation of aggression in all Palestinian territories, especially the Gaza Strip, as well as the northern West Bank and refugee camps that the occupation is targeting with destruction and displacement, to reshape the political and geographical reality, and attempts to obliterate the right of return..
Palestinian women called on Arab leaders to develop a comprehensive Arab plan to provide relief to the afflicted Palestinian people, and to bring in all life-saving materials, including food, health supplies, fuel, shelter tents and caravans, in addition to presenting a clear plan to rebuild what the occupation has destroyed..
The union and women's frameworks stressed the unity of Palestinian representation within the framework of the Palestine Liberation Organization, and working to strengthen national unity, remove all flimsy pretexts for escaping the political entitlement of ending the occupation and embodying the independent Palestinian state, and confronting attempts at foreign interference in Palestinian affairs..
“In the name of Palestinian women, the General Union of Palestinian Women and women’s organizations and frameworks are heading to your esteemed meeting held in Cairo, hoping for your unity and the unity of your position to support the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and confront the aggression of the Israeli occupation that has been ongoing for more than fifteen months, during which it has committed a crime of genocide that has claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of Palestinian people, between martyrs, wounded and prisoners, in addition to destroying the infrastructure and turning the Gaza Strip into an area uninhabitable for human life, while it continues to establish the apartheid system, Judaize the city of Jerusalem and dismember the West Bank,” the statement issued by the General Union of Palestinian Women said.".
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