Iran’s Qassemi Urges Int’l Forums to React to Gaza Massacre
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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi strongly condemned the 'unprecedented' massacre of Palestinian people in Gaza Strip by the Zionist regime on Monday.
Qassemi also called on the international organizations to immediately show reaction to the latest crime of the Zionist regime.
The barbaric and brutal massacre of scores of Palestinians and wounding of thousands of others involved in a peaceful rally to mark the anniversary of the occupation of their homeland by the Zionist regime and to protest against the relocation of US embassy to Quds is strongly condemned, he said.
Killing innocent and defenseless Palestinian children and women and occupation of Palestinian lands turned into the main "Israeli" strategy during their 70-year-long record of occupation and most recently while the US embassy staff and the Zionist entity's government celebrated the occasion as innocent people were being massacred before their eyes, Qassemi added.
"The relentless crimes of the Zionists in Palestine is the result of Washington's incessant support [for the Zionist regime] and treacherous compromise of certain governments of the region that are undoubtedly responsible for the blood of innocent people shed today in occupied Palestine and for the sufferings and agonies of this nation," he said.
Voicing the Islamic Republic's backing of the legitimate struggles and patient resistance of the Muslim people of Palestine, Qassemi called on regional and international forums to immediately condemn the crimes of the al-Quds occupiers, send it to an international court to stand trial as a war criminal and adopt quick and decisive measures to prevent recurrence of such crimes, ensure the safety of the Palestinian people and put an end to the siege of Gaza strip.
Qassemi called on Muslim nations and freedom lovers across the world to stage demonstrations and protest gatherings in condemnation of the Zionists' massacre of Palestinians and of illegal recognition of al-Quds as the so-called capital of the Zionist regime by the Trump administration.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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