West Bank Joining Resistance Front Makes Israel even more Fragile

Meeting dubbed ‘Beirut-Ramallah Convergence of Palestinian groups around the resistance’ held in collaboration with the Society in Defense of Palestinian Nation (SDPN) and Qods News Agency (Qodsna).

An important and strategic meeting was held in Beirut last Thursday. During the meeting, all Palestinian resistance groups gathered at the Palestinian embassy in Beirut and communicated virtually with Ramallah and the leaders of the Fatah movement and the Palestinian Authority. They reached comprehensive understandings.

Alireza Taghavi Nia, Middle East affairs’ expert said at the beginning of the meeting that the resistance groups believed that the only way to liberate Palestine was through resistance. But the compromise’s seeking factions took part in the negotiations and signed the Oslo Accords.

“Now, 27 years since the Oslo Accords, a single meter of land has not been given to the Palestinians. The Palestinians, who have only served as the Zionist police during these years, have come to the conclusion that all their efforts have been in vain and nothing has been achieved. Zionist regime also wants to expel them from the 1967 territories. While the compromising Palestinians believed that they could form a government with UN resolutions and the support of the Arabs, this was just a crude idea”.

I believe that the Beirut-Ramallah summit is a return to resistance by all Palestinian groups, who have realized that there is no other way but to form a united front against the Zionist regime, he said.

This meeting and its final statement are important in several ways:

1. The whole Palestinian nation will be united and will return to the era of conflict.

2. The Fatah movement, which was supposed to be the Israeli police, forms a united front with Hamas.

3. With the agreement of the Palestinian groups on the activation of the resistance in the West Bank, Israel will face a new and dangerous situation. It should be noted that Gaza is a region far from the depths of Israel and with clear borders, but the West Bank is a region intertwined with the occupied territories and poses a serious security challenge to the Zionists to the extent that their days are darkened.