Nabulsi: The Palestinians do not require a home but their home
 
Imam of Zahraa Commity Sheikh Afif Nabulsi warned in a meeting with a delegation from the Council of Scholars of Palestine from the Palestinians division, and called themto keep working in solidarity. Saying "They fight us by strife and we fight by unity".
His Eminence stressed that there is no excuse those to give up Palestine, and no excuse for those who work for the negligence of Palestinian rights, noting that "the problem of different approaches in the Palestinian situation can be solved through dialogue, but it is important to keep the constants and the option of the resistance that we see it as the best way for the Liberation of Palestine". 

Palestinians sit in Baalbek to protest against brutal treatment of prisoners in Occupied Palestine
 
In a related context, the Palestinian factions and popular committees in the Bekaa, protested outside the office of "UNRWA" in the Galilee Palestinian refugee camp in Baalbek (85 km from Beirut), against the mistreatment of prisoners and detainees in the prisons of the occupation, in which performs a number of prisoners on hunger strike.
Ahmed Shaheen said in a speech on behalf of the Palestinian factions and popular committees "that in spite of all methods of oppression, torture and abuse committed by the Zionist enemy against the prisoners and detainees, it will not undermine their determination, steadfastness and fortitude."

Also the Popular Front to Liberate Palestine protested in the north by a sit solidarity, the sitters lefted a memorandum to the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon asking him to strive for the release of all detainees and prisoners in "Israeli" jails, and to put pressure on the occupation government to stop the policy of solitary confinement of prisoners and the application of the Fourth Geneva Convention regarding the treatment of prisoners in time of war, and are considered prisoners of war, and stop all the measures taken by the occupation forces against prisoners in order to restrict their freedom to communicate with their relatives and their lawyers and their right of education and the use of means of communication.