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Factions' statement: The attendees agreed to support and continue implementing the ceasefire agreement measures, including the withdrawal of the occupation and lifting the siege.

Factions' statement: Calling for an end to all forms of torture and violations against prisoners in occupation prisons and the necessity of obligating the occupation to do so.

Statement: The current moment is crucial, making the meeting a true turning point toward national unity in defense of our people and their right to life, dignity, and freedom.

Factions' statement: Call for an urgent meeting of all Palestinian forces and factions to agree on a national strategy.

Factions' statement: Continuing joint work to unify visions and positions to confront the challenges facing the Palestinian cause.

Statement of the factions: Emphasis on the unity of the Palestinian political system and the independent national decision.

Statement: Approval to establish an international committee to oversee the financing and implementation of the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.

Statement: The committee is responsible for managing life and services in cooperation with Arab brothers and international institutions, based on transparency and accountability.

Resistance factions' statement: Agreement to hand over the administration of the Gaza Strip to a temporary Palestinian committee of independent technocrats.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Two people martyred in the Israeli airstrike that targeted a vehicle in Toul.

Activists face danger in Colombia

author: Al Mayadeen
source: Al Mayadeen
8 Dec 2022 18:37

2022 wasn't the best year for activists in Colombia, as it witnessed a new record in the killings of activists and social leaders, with the Leftist President, Gustavo Petro, resuming peace talks with the ELN to restore peace in the country.

Activists face danger in Colombia
Activists face danger in Colombia
Activists face danger in Colombia
Activists face danger in Colombia
Activists face danger in Colombia
Activists face danger in Colombia