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The Revolutionary Council of the Fatah movement affirmed that the so-called (deal of the century) is rejected and does not give up the legitimate national rights and constants and implement the international legitimacy decisions to end the Israeli occupation and establish the Palestinian state on the borders of the fourth of June 1967 and its capital is Jerusalem.
The Council stressed in a statement today reported by Wafa Agency that the American administration "did not miss any opportunity to become a major partner in the occupation of the land of Palestine and the legitimization of settlement colonialism", stressing that the Palestinians will not submit to any pressure, intimidation or inducements by the American administration and will fail (Deal of the Century) by their resistance and steadfastness On their homeland.
The Council called on the Arab states to support Palestine by rejecting and condemning any deal against the interests and cause of the Palestinian people and rejecting any suspicious attempt to normalize with the occupation.
The Council noted the support of the position of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas rejecting the "deal of the century" and his adherence to the Palestinian national principles and international legitimacy resolutions.
Palestinian officials had confirmed earlier today that the White House had tried in recent months to make contact with the Palestinian President to discuss the "deal of the century", but all were rejected.
In the same context, Palestinian sources confirmed to the media that Abbas told members of the Central Committee of the Fatah movement that he refused to receive a call from Trump and that he had "received threats to pay the price for that" and quoted him as saying, "Trump wants to impose something we do not want ... and this is not possible."
The Palestinian National Forces called for the next two days of wrath on Wednesday and Friday, and to organize rallies and protests in the besieged cities of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, in refusal of the "deal of the century" and a victory for occupied Jerusalem in the face of the Israeli occupation plans to Judaize it.