Hamas’ strong reaction to the recent statements of the German Foreign Minister
report Mehr News Agency quoted by Al-Mayadin, the recent statements of German Foreign Minister “Analna Berbuk” regarding Berlin’s support for the Zionist regime’s attacks against Palestinian civilians living in Gaza provoked a strong reaction from the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas in found out.
The Hamas movement issued a statement condemning these words and announced: We consider the shameless statements of the German Foreign Minister to be a clear violation of the 1948 Convention on the Prevention of Genocide. We know.
This statement continues: The statements of the German Foreign Minister are a clear and open acknowledgment of participation in supporting the continuous aggression of the occupiers and covering their army to commit more genocidal crimes. is.
The Hamas movement said: These statements disgrace the truth of Germany’s position in supporting and participating in the crimes of inflicting hunger and thirst on our people in the Gaza Strip and genocide against them. .
In the continuation of this statement, it is stated: The full responsibility for the dangerous consequences and the political, legal, moral and humanitarian consequences of the words of the German Foreign Minister rests with the government of this country.
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The Hamas movement stated: We ask the International Criminal Court to consider the statements of the German Foreign Minister as another reason for the participation of the government of this country in the genocide of the residents of Gaza. .
Also, Hamas wants the International Criminal Court to review the rejection of Nicaragua’s complaint against Germany for allegedly violating the Convention on the Prevention of Genocide by arming the Zionist regime with the weapons used in the invasion of Gaza. It was.
Hamas stated: We ask the International Criminal Court to immediately take extraordinary measures to force Germany to stop exporting weapons to the occupation regime.
