Ireland will join the genocide case against the Zionist regime
| Ireland announced that it will join the genocide case against the Zionist regime that South Africa has opened. |
report Mehr News Citing Al Jazeera, Irish Foreign Minister Michael Martin announced that the country will join South Africa in the genocide case against the Zionist regime opened at the International Court of Justice.
Martin said in a statement: Detaining prisoners, intentionally depriving civilians of humanitarian aid, targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure, disproportionate use of explosive materials and weapons in Densely populated areas and collective punishment are gross violations of international humanitarian law on a large scale.
He emphasized: This list continues and must be stopped. The view of the international community is clear. The war must end; It’s enough.
According to Martin, the situation (in Gaza) could not be more obvious. He added: Half of the population of Gaza is facing an impending famine and 100% of the population is seriously facing food insecurity. As the Secretary-General of the United Nations said of his first-hand observations of the long lines of food trucks waiting to enter Gaza, blocked off, “Now is the time for a flood of life-saving aid to enter Gaza. The choice is clear; Fudge of Aid or Starvation”; Today I repeat his words.
The Hague Court in January ordered the Zionist regime to refrain from any action under the Genocide Convention in Gaza. However, the barbaric attacks and bombardments of the Zionists have continued without interruption.
Omar Shaker, director of Human Rights Watch’s office in occupied Palestine, said on February 26 that “Israel is starving 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza, and compared to Before announcing the binding verdict of the International Court, it has exposed them to more danger!
After about 6 months of the Gaza war, the Zionist occupation forces in their brutal attacks on this strip have so far killed about 32,500 Palestinians, most of whom are women and children. have witnessed.
This week, the United Nations Security Council finally approved the resolution for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, as well as the release of prisoners held by Hamas.
