Scottish Parliament supports ceasefire in Gaza

According to Fars News Agency International Group, the Parliament of Scotland approved a resolution on the subject of a request for a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of prisoners of the Zionist regime. “, this resolution was approved by the positive vote of 90 legislators against 28 against.

Scotland’s First Minister Hamze Youssef criticized the attacks of the Zionist regime against Nawaz Gaza during the debate in the parliament. He said: “No government in the world, including Israel, has the right to ignore international humanitarian laws. For this reason, my government has repeatedly called for an end to the 16-year siege of the Gaza Strip.”

“Anas Sarwar”, the leader of the Scottish Labor Party, supported the cease-fire bill in Gaza and emphasized: “It is vital that we see an end to all violence in the region, but all parties must be willing to commit to it.” His English did not support the ceasefire in Gaza.

Scottish First Minister Hamza Youssef wrote a letter to British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and British Labor leader Kerr Starmer and requested The British Kurdish government should officially recognize the state of Palestine.

He stated in this letter: “It is urgent and necessary that the UK states to the government of Israel and the world that in line with the support of A two-state solution, only the Palestinians can have control over Gaza.”

He continued: “Britain must work with the international community to end the political deadlock that condemns Israelis and Palestinians to cycles of The first minister of Scotland wrote: “The recognition of the state of Palestine on the 1967 borders by Britain is similar to what more than 130 members of the United Nations, including 9 The member of the European Union has done and the new government of Spain has promised, it can help to break this deadlock.” It gives hope that a just and lasting political solution is possible.”

He also said about the recent warnings of the Zionist regime to the Palestinians living and taking refuge in Khan Yunis in the south of the Gaza Strip for The evacuation of the area is “deeply concerned”.

At the same time as the Scottish Parliament voted on the cease-fire bill in Gaza, a group of protesters held a rally in support of Faustin outside the building of this parliament.

These protesters chanted slogans in support of Palestine, including “stop the killing”, “sanction of Israel” and “genocide in Gaza”.

These protesters displayed a long list of martyrs of the Israeli attacks in Gaza outside the Scottish Parliament building.

According to Anatolia news agency, the Gaza authorities announced on Monday, The number of martyrs of the Zionist attacks on this barracks since October 7 has exceeded 14,100 people, including 5,840 children and 3,920 women.

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