Palestinian "Mujahideen": Approval of law to execute prisoners paves way for more bloody and terroristic steps against them ...Yemen

The Palestinian Mujahideen Movement stated on Wednesday that the Israeli enemy's approval of the law to execute prisoners constitutes an escalation against the brave Palestinian prisoners and reflects the brutal, fascist mentality that controls the leaders of the Israeli enemy. It paves the way for more bloody and terroristic measures against Palestinian prisoners.

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