Israeli army raided Palestinian human rights organizations, sealed 7 offices

 Palestine: The Israeli army has closed the offices of seven human rights organizations in Palestine.

According to a foreign news agency, a heavy contingent of Israeli forces closed the offices of seven human rights organizations while conducting a raid in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank of Palestine, while a Palestinian youth was martyred by the firing of the Israeli army in Nablus. done

The martyred youth was identified as 20-year-old Waseem Nasr Khalifa, who belonged to the Balata refugee camp in the suburbs of Nablus.
According to the foreign news agency, among the closed offices is the office of an organization called Al-Haq, whose outer door has a notice in Hebrew that it will be closed due to security reasons.

The terrorist Zionist state has declared Palestinian organizations as terrorists for providing human rights services and at the same time confiscated office equipment and welded the doors.

However, the Palestinian human rights organizations have rejected these accusations of Israel as fraud, while the European countries have also rejected these accusations of Israel and condemned the incident.

It should be remembered that last month, nine European countries said that they will continue to cooperate with the organizations declared by Israel as terrorists because Israel has not presented the justifications and evidence to declare them as 'terrorists'.