Lions' Den carries out 14 shooting operations against IOF in West Bank
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The Lions' Den group confirms that more than 14 shooting operations were carried out in Nablus and its surroundings.
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Lions' Den resistance fighters in the West Bank. (Social media)
The Lions' Den group in occupied Palestine announced that it had carried out more than 14 shooting operations in Nablus and surrounding cities.
The Lions' Den confirmed in a message to the leaders Mohammad al-Deif and Saleh al-Arouri and all the resistance leaders that “the West Bank will only be a sword and a shield for you, God willing.”
The group addressed whoever said the resistance was left alone in Gaza: “The resistance will stand victorious, and you will be dishonored and humiliated.”
Moreover, Israeli media confirmed that two settlers were injured in a shooting attack near the Itamar settlement in the northern West Bank.
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Earlier last month, the Palestinian Resistance group Lions' Den called on the Palestinian people in all Palestinian governorates to mobilize in general and take to the streets, men, women, and elders, at exactly five o'clock in the afternoon, and to go out in cars, bicycles, and on foot, marching against the occupation.
In a statement, the group encouraged the Palestinian youth by saying "It is time for you to stand up with all courage to face fate," adding that they should "let the sound of your bullets sow death in the hearts of the Zionists."
The group called the Palestinians to "turn the sky of the West Bank into a thick black cloud, burn tires in all the streets, attack the occupation checkpoints, and set fire to their agricultural areas."
The statement also emphasized the "international conspiracy and shameful Arab silence", saying that despite all this, Gaza will have its say and impose its will.
The Lions' Den stressed that "international political justice is a false slogan," stressing that "force is what will protect the Palestinians and restore their rights."
