The rapprochement between Gaza Street and Jenin Street was expressed through gangs of al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, who this week sent greetings to the killer from Jenin, who murdered three Israelis in Dizengoff, by firing from behind, at unarmed people; The killer is the son of a Palestinian Authority officer, both father and son, affiliated with the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades organization in the West Bank. Are there these bloodthirsty cries of blessing that can be seen in the video, a strengthening of solidarity between organizations that originate in the Fatah movement? Not necessarily, nor not – not necessarily.
First, the Fatah organizations in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank are different from each other, due to the different governments that govern the two regions, and in addition, the connection between the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and the Fatah movement has disintegrated in the last two decades. However, there may be renewal here in both areas, on the street, and in connection with the Fatah movement. With shouts in the video above, the gang in Gaza promises to follow in the footsteps of the killer from Dizengoff and occupy Tel Aviv. The shouts and words of murder make clear the bloodlust that permeates from radical Islam in Gaza and from the street in Gaza to the Palestinian gangs in the West Bank, and to the street in the north of the West Bank, and in the south. About the Iranian money and the Iranian advice that are fueling the cries, can be read in more articles this week in tipp