Palestinian Foreign Ministry calls for ending the Israeli occupation’s crimes against the Palestinians

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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has renewed its call on the international community to assume its legal and moral responsibilities and move immediately to put an end to the crimes of the Israeli occupation forces and settlers against the Palestinians and their properties.

In a statement on Wednesday, reported by WAFA News Agency, the ministry said that the occupation continues its open war on the Palestinian people and escalates its settlement building activities with the aim of displacing the Palestinians and seizing their lands.

The ministry added that on Tuesday, the Israeli settlers uprooted a number of olive trees in the village of Ein Jaloud, south of Nablus, and razed agricultural lands in the Al-Makhrour area northwest of Beit Jala, in Al-Matar neighborhood in Kafr Aqab and in Al-Ayoun Al-Bayda area in the village of Masafer Yatta.

 The ministry urged the United Nations and its institutions as well as the International Criminal Court to take deterrent measures against the occupation, force it to stop its gross violations of international laws and international legitimacy resolutions and hold it accountable for crimes against the Palestinians.

Hamda Mustafa

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