Palestinian President Calls for Imposing Sanctions on Israel

In a televised speech, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called for an emergency meeting to confront the Israeli attack on Jenin and its refugee camp. He urged the international community to provide urgent protection for the Palestinian people and to impose sanctions on Israel. The Israeli occupation launched a large military campaign on Jenin and its refugee camp early on Monday, using airstrikes and drones followed by a massive invasion by ground forces.

President Abbas's call for international sanctions on Israel reflects the escalating tensions and violence in the region. The Palestinian leadership has been urging the international community to intervene and put pressure on Israel to stop its aggression against the Palestinian people. The situation in Jenin and its refugee camp has raised concerns among human rights organizations about the safety and well-being of the civilian population.

The call for an emergency meeting and international sanctions on Israel is likely to draw attention to the ongoing conflict and trigger further debate and action at the international level. The situation remains tense, and it is unclear how the Israeli government will respond to these calls for action.