Netanyahu Calls Choosing Residence a Human Right Amid Palestinian Massacre
The office of Benjamin Netanyahu, prime Minister of the israeli regime, responded to Egypt’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ opposition to forcing Palestinians out of the Gaza Strip through the Rafah crossing, claiming that Netanyahu believes in people’s right to choose their place of residence, according to the English section of webangah News Agency, citing Ma’an News Agency.
Netanyahu’s office added that he considers choosing where to live a fundamental human right at all times, especially during war.
Though, while making these remarks, Netanyahu made no reference to the genocide occurring against Gaza residents simply for choosing to remain in their homeland and not leaving the area.
As the Prime Minister made these misleading claims, Israeli forces launched a second phase of their assault on Gaza City and intensified extensive bombing across the region.
On friday, Egypt’s Foreign Ministry officially rejected Netanyahu’s statements advocating for relocating Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.
