GAZA: A nationwide strike is being observed today across Palestine in protest of the massacre carried out by Israeli occupation forces in the Nour Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm governorate, and the ongoing Israeli war of genocide on the Gaza Strip for the 198th consecutive day. The strike includes all aspects of life, with schools, universities, and commercial shops, banks, and factories closed. Public transportation is also witnessing a strike on all routes. The strike comes at the call of Fatah movement, which also called on all Palestinians to unite in support of their brethren in Tulkarm and Gaza who are facing a brutal Israeli aggression. The Teachers' Union also announced today as a day of comprehensive strike in all schools, directorates of education, and the Ministry of Education. The General Union of Transport Workers also declared general strike in condemnation of the Israeli aggression targeting innocent civilians and violating human rights. Source: Palestine News and Information Agency – WAF A
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