The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs renews the demand of the International Criminal Court to open an investigation into the crimes of the occupation

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Occupied Jerusalem (ST): The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs renewed its request to the International Criminal Court to open an immediate investigation into the crimes of the Israeli occupation against the Palestinians.
In a statement carried by Wafa Agency, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the heinous crime committed by the occupation forces today in the town of Kafr Aqab, northwest of occupied Jerusalem, which led to the martyrdom of the young man, Muhammad Al-Shaham, noting that the storming of his house with the aim of brutally killing him in front of his family, in this racist way, is new evidence of the international community’s disregard for the crimes of the occupation that it passes daily without any accountability.
The Foreign Ministry pointed out that it will continue to work with the International Criminal Court, the Human Rights Council and the United Nations organizations to stop the crimes of the occupation and put an end to its impunity.
K.Q.
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