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The Israeli occupation forces
Gaza - MENA
The Hamas Movement affirmed that the crimes of the Israeli occupation will not be dropped by the passage of time.
The Palestinian people will never forget its martyrs, it added.
In press statements on the occasion of the 76th anniversary of Deir Yassin massacre that falls on Thursday, a leading member in Hams and its spokesman Salah al Bardawil said that the Palestinian authorities will track down the perpetrators especially after Palestine joined the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Bardawil called on all the Palestinian factions and powers to unite so as to free the occupied territories.
He further underlined that the Arab League (AL), Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), the United Nations, the Arab and Islamic nations support the Palestinian people.
Deir Yassin massacre took place in 1948 and left 300 Palestinians killed including children and women.
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