RAMALLAH, Sunday, April 16, 2023 (WAFA) – The three Palestinian Arabic-language dailies focused today on the Israeli occupation forces' attack on Orthodox Christians celebrating the Holy Fire at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in occupied Jerusalem.

These are the main headlines:

Al-Hayat Al-Jadida:

President [Abbas]: We call on our people to stand together to face the challenges facing our cause, our land and our sanctities.

Orthodox churches celebrate the Holy Fire, and the Israeli occupation attacks those celebrating the holiday in Jerusalem.

The Israeli occupation storms Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the settlers continue their terror.

Activists in the United States launch a campaign to stop paying tax money to the occupying state [of Israel].

Jeddah consultative meeting affirms centrality of Palestinian cause, need to respect status quo at Al-Aqsa.

Fatah: We will continue the struggle, inspired by the principles of leader Abu Jihad [Khalil Al-Wazir].

On the eve of Prisoner's Day: 4,900 Palestinian prisoners, including 31 women and 160 children, are imprisoned [by Israel].

Renewed protests against Netanyahu's plan to undermine the judiciary.

Al-Ayyam:

President [Abbas]: Jerusalem is a red line, and we will not accept attacks on worshipers at Al-Aqsa Mosque and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher.

The occupation assaults and suppresses Christians celebrating the Holy Fire in Jerusalem.

US: Activists launch a campaign to stop paying tax money to Israel.

Settlers carry out new attacks against Palestinian citizens.

Leaked American documents reveal Israel's plans against Iran.

The Jeddah meeting calls for an Arab leadership role to end the crisis in Syria.

Israel: Renewed protests against the weakening of the judiciary for the 15th week.

Al-Quds:

President: We call on our people to unite to face challenges.

Orthodox churches celebrate Holy Saturday and Easter.

Fatah: We will continue the struggle, inspired by the principles of leader Abu Jihad.

Hadi Amr meets [PLO Secretary-General] Hussein el-Sheikh and [President Mahmoud Abbas's adviser] Majdi al-Khalidi and discusses several issues with them.

Injuries as a result of attacks carried out by settlers in the West Bank.

Protests continue in Israel against the weakening of the judiciary.

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