Iran: Israeli genocide against Palestinians is going on unabated
The Permanent Diplomatic Mission of Iran to the United Nations has confirmed that 200 days of Israeli genocide against innocent Palestinians in the Gaza Strip have been going on without any punishment against the Zionist aggressors so far.
The Mission said in its account on the “X” Platform: For 200 days, the genocidal war waged by Zionist extremists against innocent Palestinians continues with impunity… The Israeli occupation entity has so far killed more than 14,000 children and is enjoying it completely amid continued international silence,” the Iranian Mission said, calling for urgent action to stop these crimes.
The Mission said in its account on the “X” Platform: For 200 days, the genocidal war waged by Zionist extremists against innocent Palestinians continues with impunity… The Israeli occupation entity has so far killed more than 14,000 children and is enjoying it completely amid continued international silence,” the Iranian Mission said, calling for urgent action to stop these crimes.
In turn, Iranian government spokesman Ali Bahadri Jahrami, commenting on the renewed American financial support for the Israeli entity, said: “The deep gap between Zionist officials and public opinion in the West cannot be denied anymore after the Western peoples’ rejection of continued support for the occupying entity in exchange for the governments’ insistence on providing more of this support”
Bahadri Jahrami added in a post on the X Platform: “The US Congress approved a new package worth $26 billion to aid the Zionist entity,” pointing out that the American media reported on the arrest of hundreds of American students because of their support for Palestine, which reflects the extent of the dispute between the American government and its people.
Bahadri Jahrami added in a post on the X Platform: “The US Congress approved a new package worth $26 billion to aid the Zionist entity,” pointing out that the American media reported on the arrest of hundreds of American students because of their support for Palestine, which reflects the extent of the dispute between the American government and its people.
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