Ramallah - Ma'an - Interior Minister Major General Ziad Hab Al-Rih stressed the necessity of the rule of law and providing security and stability to protect the Palestinian people and all their institutions, and to provide everything that would enhance their steadfastness on their land and work to enhance civil peace. This came during his meeting with Tulkarm Governor Mustafa Taqatqa and directors, officers and non-commissioned officers of the security establishment. Major General Hab Al-Reeh listened to explanations about the efforts made by the security establishment to achieve the goals of the Palestinian leadership and its vision seeking to ensure the stability of society, preserve the security system and enhance civil peace, praising the great efforts and achievements made by the security establishment in order to impose sovereignty and achieve security and safety. In the same context, Major General Hab Al-Reeh met in the Al-Shaarawiya area with the activists, institutions, heads of councils, municipal ities and the organization to discuss the services provided to citizens and to discuss the conditions of these institutions in light of the current circumstances, stressing the instructions of President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Dr. Muhammad Mustafa to continuously follow up on all issues and the necessity of strengthening the internal front by combating phenomena outside the law. Source: Maan News Agency
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