The Arab regimes believe that remaining subject to American policy will protect them from the new Middle East plan, even though they know that this policy is rejected by the Arab peoples, thus placing their fate between two internal and external forces capable of change, taking into consideration that any external force, no matter how great, remains temporary.

The New York Times revealed in a report published today, Saturday, that the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) plan to carry out the Al-Aqsa Flood was ready in 2022, but the movement postponed carrying out the attack in light of communication with Hezbollah and Iran, according to documents quoted by the newspaper.

The march toured the streets of Taiz city (southwest of Yemen) in response to a call issued by political parties, components and the Popular Committee to Support Palestine.

Meshaal warned that Israel "seeks to strike anyone who stands in its way in the East and the West, and wants everyone to remain subservient to it," including its supporters.

Hamas confirmed on Monday that it will continue its resistance and will not compromise on the Palestinian people's right to establish their independent state without siege, threat, bombardment or guardianship.

The factions said that the Palestinian people are the only ones who have the right to self-determination after the end of the war, and that this issue "is only discussed at the Palestinian table," stressing the rejection of any foreign interference.