Hamas vows Israeli regime atrocities not go unpunished

Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem made the pledge on Sunday following the killing of three more Palestinians in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin by Israeli forces, describing the brutal crime as "an escalation in its [Israeli] aggression and continued terrorism against our people."

The spokesman further emphasized that the blood of martyrs would not go in vain, and would, rather, "fuel" more acts of resistance and "the glorious uprising and the great revolution" against the Tel Aviv regime.

"Our people's will remains solid and won't be broken by Israeli atrocities," he underlined.

Qaseem added that the recent escalation in Israeli crimes against the Palestinian population highlights the need to "work diligently to establish a national, practical plan to confront the occupation," with collaboration of all Palestinian factions.

Earlier on Sunday, Israeli forces opened fire at a vehicle near the town of Arraba, south of Jenin, killing all three Palestinian occupants.

The regime forces prevented an ambulance from reaching the victims.
Israeli forces later seized the corpse of the three Palestinian as well as the vehicle they were riding in.

Israeli troops carry out attacks against Palestinians across the occupied territories on a nearly daily basis.

Over the past months, the Western-backed Israeli regime has ramped up attacks on Palestinian towns and cities throughout the occupied territories. As a result of the persisting attacks, dozens of Palestinians have been killed and many others were illegally taken into custody.

More than 200 Palestinians have been killed so far this year in the occupied Palestinian territories and the besieged Gaza Strip. The majority of these fatalities have been recorded in the West Bank.