Palestinian National and Islamic Forces Condemn Assassination of Resistance Fighter Al-Zahran
Palestinian national and Islamic forces condemned in the strongest terms the "crime committed by the Palestinian Authority's security forces in assassinating the young resistance fighter Rami Al-Zahran in the Far'a refugee camp in the West Bank."
The National and Islamic Action Factions (a factional coalition) said in a press statement reported by the Palestinian Shehab News Agency, "In a scene reminiscent of the occupation's crimes against resistance fighters and their families, the Palestinian Authority's security forces assassinated the young man Rami Al-Zahran in the Far'a refugee camp in Tubas.
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