Palestinian factions have called for an official global and popular movement on national, regional, and international levels during the month of Ramadan under the title of "Ramadan Flood". 

In a statement released today, the factions announced that this movement is an act of resistance against the Israeli occupation, intended as a form of pressure on the latter to end its genocide against Gaza to thwart the occupation's vile plans and support the Palestinian cause. 

They further stressed that this "International Flood" should reinforce boycotting in all its forms, from halting all supplies to the occupation, initiating strikes and protests in public squares, to organizing rallies in all capitals and cities. 

The Palestinian factions emphasized their absolute engagement in resisting "Israel", urging various forms of resistance in all arenas and fronts.

The statement also highlighted the rights of the Palestinian people to freedom, self-determination, return to their land, and establishment of their own independent state with al-Quds as its capital.

'Let Ramadan be the month for mobilization, upscaled resistance'

The spokesperson for al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement, called on Saturday not to abandon the Al-Aqsa Flood battle led by the heroes in Gaza, criticizing Arab and Islamic governments who have turned their back on the Palestinian people in the Strip being slaughtered by the Israeli occupation for almost 5 months now.

Addressing Arab and Islamic countries "who possess armies, planes, and artillery," he asked, "Is it not time for you to mobilize your weapons, following in the footsteps of the free people of Yemen, Lebanon, and Iraq?"

He pointed out that "the Israeli enemy wanted an open war, and we have gone to an open war in compliance with Allah's orders to mobilize [to fight oppressors] and always be prepared," announcing the continuation of the "al-Aqsa Flood battle on the basis of Unity of the Battlefields in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, and Syria."

Abu Hamza also called on the Arab and Islamic nations "to break the silence and draw closer to Allah.

"Let Ramadan be a month of terror and panic for the Israeli entity," he stressed.