Palestine’s call to the international community to deal with Israeli crimes

Palestinian Prime Minister called on the international community not to be satisfied with just statements, but to take serious measures in response to the crimes of the Zionist regime.

According to the news agency Sputnik, Mohammad Ashtiya said: “Simply expressing concern over the number of Israeli crimes against the unarmed people of Palestine and their devastating consequences for the land is disproportionate.” He explained that if the Zionist criminals feel that there is punishment for them and cannot use the double standard policy to continue their crimes, they will not repeat these crimes.

The Palestinian Prime Minister welcomed the request of the United Nations and the European Union to investigate the martyrdom of Ammar Mufleh, a 23-year-old Palestinian youth in the Hawara settlement in Nablus, and called on the international community not to be satisfied with statements and appeals, but to take serious steps to punish the occupiers and criminals before the International Criminal Court.

Ashtiyeh welcomed the decision of the United Nations General Assembly to revive the 75th anniversary of the Nakba (upheaval) in the General Assembly Hall in May 2023 and said: “This action is the General Assembly’s recognition of the historic tragedy that happened to the Palestinian people in 1948; this issue shows the need for the right to self-determination and the formation of an independent state with Jerusalem as its capital.” The Nakba anniversary refers to the human catastrophe that occurred after the occupation of Palestinian lands by the Zionist regime and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.

Ya’alon: Netanyahu’s office is a criminal office
The former war minister of the interim Zionist regime, referring to the cabinet formed by Benjamin Netanyahu, said that this cabinet is the cabinet of criminals. According to AAA, Moshe Ya’alon stressed: “We are in a situation of chaos. He added that only Itamar Ben-Gvir, the future minister of internal security, is a criminal with eight cases pending against him, including one charge of terrorism. On the other hand, the Zionist network Kan reported on the failure of negotiations to form the cabinet of Binyamin Netanyahu, leader of the Likud party.

According to this report, a dispute over the authority of the Finance Ministry and other ministries led to the removal of Shas party head Aryeh Machluf Deri from the meeting and a verbal clash with the head of the Zionist religious movement Tzionut Datit, Betsalel Yoel Smotrich. Earlier, Mahmoud Abbas, head of the Palestinian Authority, called on all Palestinian groups and people to take action to oppose and defeat Binyamin Netanyahu’s cabinet. These days Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, who is charged with forming the cabinet of the interim Zionist regime, is working to form a right-wing cabinet that includes radical parties, and this is of concern to Palestinians and the international community.