Request of Organization of Islamic Cooperation to stop arms sales to Israel
| The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in The Hague, the headquarters of the International Court of Justice, called on the international community to stop the genocide of this anti-Palestinian regime by immediately stopping the sale of arms to Israel. |
report Mehr News Agency, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation asked all countries to stop exporting arms and munitions to the Israeli regime.
The Al Quds Al Arabi website reported on Monday night that Hossein Ibrahim Taha, Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation during the hearing and review of the legal consequences of Israel’s aggressive policies in occupied Palestine in The Hague, the headquarters of the International Court of Justice International Criminal (ICC) during a speech calling for the cooperation of the international community in stopping the shipment of weapons to It became a Zionist regime.
At the headquarters of the Hague Tribunal, he warned the international community and the countries that produce weapons and noted that the weapons sent to The occupied lands are used by the Israeli army and illegal settlers against the Palestinians.
Ebrahim Taha while condemning the crimes of the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip in a message addressed to the international community He said that “with the continuation of Israeli attacks against Palestinians, the risk of war crimes and genocide on a large scale is taking place in the Gaza Strip.”
The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, also referring to Israel’s crimes in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, called for “permanent and comprehensive peace” based on the solution of the establishment of a Palestinian state. It was.
On the other hand, Monique Shimiliyeh, who spoke on behalf of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation at the meeting addressing the legal dimensions of Israeli crimes in the Gaza Strip, noted that the International Court of Justice should The current events in Palestine and Israel’s human rights violations should be put on the agenda of the International Criminal Court.
In these hearings, the court is asked to issue an non-compulsory “advisory order” Avar to issue a statement about “the legal consequences of Israel’s policies and actions in the occupied Palestinian territories, including East Jerusalem”.
The Israeli regime does not participate in the hearings, but on July 24, 2023, in a letter to the Hague Tribunal, it asked the court to refrain from issuing a verdict on the so-called war crimes case.
