Palestinian People's Party: For declaring Palestine a state under occupation on the 38th anniversary of the declaration of independence
The Palestinian People's Party issued a statement on the 38th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, calling for declaring Palestine a state under occupation, and emphasizing the need to end the division and unify national and diplomatic efforts to end the occupation and achieve sovereignty.
The Palestinian People's Party issued a statement on the 38th anniversary of the Palestinian Declaration of Independence, which was declared by President Yasser Arafat in Algeria in 1988. The statement calls for declaring Palestine a state under occupation, as a political and diplomatic step to end the occupation and achieve sovereignty. The statement comes amid the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza and the destruction, siege, starvation, and forced displacement it has caused, as well as the escalation of settlement in the West Bank and Jerusalem. The party emphasizes the need to end the division and restore national unity under the umbrella of the Palestine Liberation Organization, and calls on the international community to assume its responsibilities and provide international protection for the Palestinian people. It also rejects attempts to liquidate the refugee issue and insists on the right of return according to Resolution 194.