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Arab Parliament condemns Israeli crimes in Gaza and West Bank

Arab Parliament condemns Israeli crimes in Gaza and West Bank

Cairo is where Mohamed Al-Yamahi, President of the Arab Parliament, condemned the continued brutal crimes and bloody massacres committed by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinian people in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip.

According to SPA, Al-Yammahi issued a statement on Wednesday condemning the targeting of homes, hospitals, healthcare facilities, and tents sheltering displaced people, which led to the injury and death of dozens of innocent civilians.

Al-Yammahi stated that these actions against the Palestinian people are organized terrorism, crimes against humanity, and war crimes committed in full view of the world, rather than mere abuses or violations. He further criticized the silence and unjustified inaction of the international community, which he said encourages the occupying entity to expand its aggressive policies and continue its crimes.

What specific targets did Mohamed Al-Yamahi highlight in his statement? Mohamed Al-Yamahi highlighted the Israeli occupation’s targeting of healthcare facilities and hospitals. He also noted the targeting of homes and tents used for sheltering displaced people, actions which resulted in dozens of innocent civilians being injured or killed.

How did the Arab Parliament President characterize the Israeli actions in Palestine? Al-Yammahi stated that the actions against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, West Bank, and Jerusalem are not mere violations or abuses. Instead, he characterized them as war crimes, crimes against humanity, and organized terrorism committed in full view of the world.

What was the Arab Parliament’s position on the international response to these events? The President of the Arab Parliament criticized the international community for its silence and unjustified inaction. He argued that this lack of response encourages the occupying entity to continue its crimes and expand its aggressive policies.