RAMALLAH, Monday, October 30, 2023 (WAFA) - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called on United Nations actors and international bodies to quickly intervene to stop the genocide committed against Palestinian civilians.
The Ministry stressed, in a statement, that the absence of an international power that guarantees the enforcement of the law and obligates the perpetrators of crimes to immediately stop committing them, “would turn the international justice that must be followed into mere appeals and begging for the executioners.”
This is considered a systematic failure of the international will for peace and the powers of the UN Security Council regarding the protection of civilians wherever they are, the statement added.
The Ministry condemned in the strongest terms all forms of incitement practiced by the Israeli occupation state and its various tools that attempt to demonize the Palestinian people and call for revenge without humanitarian or moral limits, any deterrence or conscience, and without giving any consideration to the lives of defenseless Palestinian civilians.
It considered this act as an extension of the same colonialist mentality that the Palestinian people, wherever they are, have always suffered from and which treated them as population groups that have no political, civil, or humanitarian rights.
The ministry added that this is the basis on which Israeli colonialism was based, which allowed itself to seize the Palestinian land, then allowed the killing of Palestinians and facilitated the firing regulations for the occupation soldiers and colonists, and gave them the green light to shoot, expel and displace them.
In this context, the Ministry confirmed that the slogans and statements of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his ruling council, and his military staff are nothing more than justifications for killing more civilians and a license to bomb and destroy everything in the Gaza Strip, including a license to bomb hospitals, shelter centers, and schools sheltering the displaced, under false pretexts.
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