Maj. Gen. Aliyan mocks Islamic Jihad leader: "How easy it is to judge the people of Gaza" | Israel today

The Coordinator of Government Operations in the Occupied Territories, Maj. Gen. Rassan Aliyan, this morning (Friday) attacked the leader of the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization, Ziad Nahala, on the Palestinian Public Facebook page (Al-Monsk).

This was after the latter criticized the residents of the Gaza Strip who registered for a trade permit to work in Israel, during an interview with the Lebanese channel Al-Miyadin.

"How easy it is for you to judge the people of Gaza," wrote General Alian Lanhala, attaching a cartoon in which Ziad was seen on a plane, as an example of his many flights around the world, while calling on permit applicants: "Why do you choose a livelihood?"

Earlier this week, the secretary general of the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization was interviewed and attacked the increase in the number of Gazan workers entering Israel.

In the same interview with the Hezbollah-affiliated al-Mayadin network, Nahala claimed that terrorist organizations in Gaza had restored their military capabilities since Operation Wall Guard.

He also claimed that in Gaza there are UAVs that the terrorist organizations produce themselves in the Gaza Strip.

"Israel treats Gaza as a bomb to be dismantled and the new facilitations come within that framework," Nahala said, adding that "the resistance operation is ongoing and unrelated to time and is not limited to Gaza."

The leader of the terrorist organization alluded to the terrorist attack in Jerusalem, in which the late Eliyahu Kay was killed, and to attempts to carry out terrorist attacks from Judea and Samaria. "The enemy will refrain from responding to any action against the Gaza Strip

"He failed to tame Gaza in the war, and now he is trying to do so through economic relief," he said.

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