The closur of the Karam Abu Salam commercial crossing and banning the entry of goods into the Gaza Strip by the Israeli occupation is an aggressive act that reflects Israeli insistence on besieging two million Palestinians in the coastal strip.

The Israeli occupation should be responsible for consequences and repercussions of this move.

The Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have the right to express their outrage and make their voices heard again in the world, which has done nothing towards their suffering and aggravating humanitarian and living conditions.

Using popular means and forms of resistance to voice anger and pressure the Israeli occupation to end its siege is a natural response to its hostile policies and insistence on tightening its blockade on the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian resistance, which will not accept the Israeli occupation to maintain the status quo as a fait accompli for Gaza’s residents, will not abandon its national and moral duty and role towards its people and their interests.