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Syria’s Assad says Israel deaf to language of peace, survives on terrorizing Palestinian people

Thursday, 20 May 2021 6:05 PM [ Last Update: Thursday, 20 May 2021 6:09 PM ]

Smoke billows from buildings following an Israeli airstrike on Gaza City, on May 20, 2021. (Photo by AFP)

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said the existence of the regime in Tel Aviv in the region is based on terrorizing the Palestinian people and assaulting their rights, noting that Israel does not understand the language of peace or dialogue.

He made the remarks during a meeting with a number of leaders and representatives of Palestinian factions in Damascus on Thursday, during which the two sides discussed the latest developments surrounding Israel’s acts of aggression against the Palestinian people.

According to Syria’s SANA news agency, Assad renewed his country’s firm stance toward the Palestinian cause as a central issue and supported the Palestinian people’s resistance against the occupying regime to restore their rights.

The Palestinian figures, for their part, appreciated Syria for supporting the Palestinian people, saying the Israeli regime’s occupation of Palestine and its massacre of Palestinians prove that resistance is key to restoration of the violated rights of Palestinians and liberation of their lands.

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They also underlined that Syria’s resilience in the war against Western and Israeli-backed terrorists has helped boost the steadfastness of the Palestinian people.

The remarks come while Israel has killed at least 230 Palestinians, including 65 children and 39 women, through its continued aerial bombardment of the Gaza Strip, which began on May 10. According to Gaza’s health ministry, at least 1,710 others have been wounded in the attacks.

Last month, tensions were intensified in Jerusalem al-Quds after Israeli forces and settlers attacked Palestinian worshipers at al-Aqsa Mosque and elsewhere. The Israeli occupation forces also tried to force Palestinians out of their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood to build new settlements.

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