Palestinian FM renews its condemnation of Israel’s continuous crimes

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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry renewed its condemnation of the Israeli occupation forces’ continuous crimes against the Palestinians, stressing that the world’s silence against these crimes helps the occupation escalate its violations and implement its colonial plans.

In a statement reported today by the Wafa News Agency, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry clarified that the brutal Israeli occupation forces’ attack on the town of Al-Issawiya, east of occupied al-Quds (Jerusalem) yesterday, which resulted in the injury of the left eye of 8-year-old child Malik Issa by a bullet, which represents a dangerous escalation on the ground.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry called on the local and the international human rights organizations to document the details of this crime and to submit it to the international court to prevent the Israeli occupation from committing crimes against the Palestinian people.

M.T

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