Palestinian Foreign Ministry: The way the International community deals with Israel’s crimes against the Palestinians unacceptable

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The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates on Sunday called for an international investigation into yesterday’s killing of Palestinian youth Mohammad Fareed Hasan by Israeli soldiers and settlers in the village of Qusra, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank.

WAFA news agency cited the ministry as saying that “these attacks and crimes reflect a blatant coordination and cooperation between the Israeli soldiers and settler gangs.

The ministry affirmed that the way the international community deals with the Israeli occupation crimes against the Palestinians is unacceptable, urging the United Nations and the UN Security Council  to take practical steps that force the occupation to comply with the international legitimacy resolutions and the international law.

The ministry held the Israeli occupation’s government fully responsible for the latest crime and for the ongoing violations against the Palestinian people, their properties and their sanctities.

 

Hasan, 21, was martyred after sustaining a serious injury in his chest when the Israeli occupation forces and settlers opened fire on Palestinians during a raid on the village of Qusra. Two other Palestinians were also injured in the Israeli raid.

Hamda Mustafa

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