The importance of rebuilding what the occupation destroys, because the future is ours!!

The occupation, in various ways and means, does not stop destroying and demolishing public buildings and official institutions in all regions and locations, and therefore the reconstruction of what the occupation destroys is considered an important and obligatory basic issue, and it has the best response to this abhorrent occupation.

Among the last examples that the government has taken, but not the last, is the approval of the report on the reconstruction of Jenin and its camp, as well as the damages resulting from the storming of Nablus and other cities and towns, as well as the result of the attacks of settlers who not only confiscate lands and displace their people, but also carry out large-scale demolitions whenever they can in Various locations, especially in areas where they plan to establish settlements or expand existing ones.

The settlers' arrogance and attacks are generally done with the support and encouragement of the occupation government, which is primarily building settlements, confiscating land and displacing residents in most parts of the West Bank.

And if the government cannot prevent the occupation from these heinous practices, then it plays another important and useful role in which it responds to the practices of this occupation, which does not know a law and does not respect rights, when it decides to rebuild what was destroyed or destroyed by the occupation.

The latest example of this situation is the adoption by the government in its last session of the report on the reconstruction of Jenin and its camp and the repair of damages resulting from the storming of the city of Nablus and the town of Umm Safa, as well as directing instructions to the competent authorities led by the Ministry of Local Government to coordinate efforts and ensure the speedy reconstruction. He also formed another committee to remove obstacles And the obstacles that the occupation places in front of reform projects, road construction, and similar measures.

The occupation, with its military force, can certainly put various obstacles and obstacles, but it certainly cannot and will not be able, on any given day, to break the will of our people and their aspiration for the future and to build the state that it calls for and works for, and if they demolish a house, we will build a hundred houses, and if they destroy a street, we will We will build dozens of streets, and therefore they will certainly not break the will of our people nor their adherence to their right to a decent life and the freedom that they call for.