West Bank towns go on strike in solidarity with Gaza
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Universities, public transportation, banks, shops, and factories are reportedly all on strike in the West Bank.
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A Palestinian woman walks by closed shops during a general strike called after the martyrdom of Khader Adnan, West Bank city of Nablus, Tuesday, May 2, 2023. (AP)
The global strike in solidarity with Gaza swept through the Palestinian towns of the West Bank on Monday, in condemnation of the ongoing Israeli aggression for the 66th day in a row.
The strike for Gaza stands as a silent condemnation of the massacres being committed by the occupation forces who indiscriminately bomb residential units, hospitals, and shelters.
The strike, called for by national and Islamic forces in the northern provinces of the West Bank, paralyzed all aspects of life. Universities, banks, and shops were closed amid popular calls to continue the confrontation with the occupation in all regions, streets, and squares.
Public transportation witnessed a strike on all routes, and citizens' movement was minimal. Factories and plants also closed their doors.
Everyone on the planet is invited -#StrikeForGaza Monday 11 December
— eman. (@Ema97n) December 10, 2023
CEASEFIRE NOW. #GazaGenocide pic.twitter.com/9vEJnkRHge
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Yesterday, social, human rights and media activists launched a call for a global strike in solidarity with Gaza, in rejection of the Israeli aggression, and denouncing Washington’s stance rejecting the UN Security Council resolution on a ceasefire.
The call to action includes not leaving one's home, not making any purchases in person or online, deactivating Facebook and Instagram accounts, and using the hashtag #StrikeForGaza in English and  #الاضراب_الشامل in Arabic.
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