Fatah rejects "Iranian interference" in Palestinian internal affairs

The Fatah movement accused Iran of trying to spread chaos in the West Bank and said that it would not allow the Palestinian issue to be exploited as a card for the benefit of “suspicious projects that have nothing to do with our Palestinian people.”

The "Fatah" movement announced in a statement on Wednesday evening, "its rejection of external interference, specifically Iranian, in Palestinian internal affairs," considering that these interventions "have no goal other than to cause chaos, chaos, and tampering with the Palestinian internal arena, which will only benefit the Israeli occupation." And the enemies of our Palestinian people.”

She added that she would not allow "our sacred cause and the blood of our people to be exploited or used as a card for the benefit of suspicious projects that have nothing to do with our Palestinian people or our national cause."

She affirmed that she "will be on the lookout for these tamperers, and will cut off the hand that extends to tamper with our arena or harm our security services or any of our national institutions," renewing her "absolute confidence" in the Palestinian security services and their ability to "cut off the strife and confront all these tamperers...to thwart the conspiracies being hatched against Our people and the protection of the national project.”

This comes days after the Hamas and Islamic Jihad movements expressed, during a meeting of their leaderships in Tehran, their “appreciation to the Islamic Republic of Iran for the strategic support it provides to the resistance and the Palestinian people and its firm positions in support of their national rights.”