Czech tarde unions: Occupied Golan will continue to be an integral part of Syria

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Member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Trade Union Association of Czech, Moravia and Silesia “Martin Bich” has stressed the support of the Czech trade unions for Syria in its efforts to restore the occupied Syrian Golan, reiterating that the occupied Golan will continue to be an integral part of Syria.

In a statement to SANA correspondent in Prague, Bich said that “the international law affirms Syria’s right to restore the Golan because the apartheid entity of Israel has occupied it illegally.

He pointed out that the Israeli entity continuously ignores the international law and it is not satisfied with occupying the Golan, rather, it is trying to change the situation on the ground in a new violation of the UN Charter.

 Hamda Mustafa

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