Hebron-Ma'an- Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin participated in the expanded tribal meeting in the Childhood Happiness Hall in the city of Hebron on Monday evening, with the wide participation of all dignitaries and representatives of the Hebron tribes, to discuss the file of attacks and shooting by some mercenaries who are harming the national and struggle history of the governorate, especially in light of the barbaric war practiced by the occupation in all parts of the homeland. During the meeting, the speakers agreed to lift the tribal cover from all outlaws and to absolutely reject the so-called "interference" and collection of taxes through mercenaries, stressing their support for the security establishment in pursuing those wanted by justice and that they are in one trench alongside them to end these phenomena that are foreign to Palestinian society and that are in line with the occupation's goals of creating a state of chaos and anarchy in Hebron and the homeland in general. Governor Dudin said in his spe ech: 'This is Hebron, and the authority, security, and clans will protect it from the mercenaries. This is our country, and we will preserve it because the alternative is clear and known to everyone. We will end the 'interference' and tax collection with your support, assistance, and honorable positions side by side.' Source: Maan News Agency
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