“The siege has been ongoing since Thursday evening. The Israeli army is besieging the camp from all sides. No one can enter or leave it,” Mu’ayyad Shaa’ban, the head of the Colonization and Wall Resistance Commission, told Anadolu.
“This is a very unusual situation, which is accentuated by the fact that this is the first genocide that the liberal democracies of the West have endorsed and supported,” Richard Falk, a Professor emeritus of International Law at Princeton University, told Anadolu, accusing them of “double standards”.
Despite the heavy burden placed on medical personnel who opted to resist evacuation orders issued by the Israel occupation forces, they explained, their “resilience” has saved “many” patients. “Many suggest [that] these clinicians should receive the Nobel Peace Prize.”
'Israel has been targeting Palestinians, journalists, doctors, health workers, aid workers, UN workers with full impunity for six months now, and it must be stopped,' says Palestinian-American lawyer Lara Elborno
Thousands of protesters gathered in central Russell Square for the 11th national march in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza, where nearly 33,000 people have been killed by Israeli attacks since Oct. 7.
'Those responsible for hindering humanitarian access and for hate speech, dehumanizing and inciteful language, must be held to account,' says Alice Wairimu Nderitu
A number of citizens were killed, and others were injured, in an Israeli bombing of a gathering of citizens near Al-Mintar commercial crossing (Karni) east of Gaza City.
‘If we are not able, in next 2 to 3 weeks, to reach a cease-fire in Gaza then it means we will see another round of hostilities,’ says Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has deplored as “genocidal” the latest Israeli onslaught against Rafah and also use of banned weapons against civilians seeking refuge in the southern Gaza Strip city.
Iran has lauded the ruling by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) calling on the Israeli regime to prevent acts of genocide in the besieged Gaza Strip.
Diala Shamas says South Africa case is strong, and if International Court of Justice imposes interim measures, it will be test for US because of its unconditional support for Israel