International Human Rights Commissioner in Middle East Warns of Israel’s Plans to Displace Syrian Golan People

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The International Human Rights Commission in the Middle East has renewed its condemnation of the US President Donald Trump’s Declaration on the occupied Syrian Golan, warning of the Israeli occupation’s schemes to displace the people of Golan from their lands.

Haitham Abu Saeed, the International Human Rights Commissioner in the Middle East, said in a statement on Thursday that “Golan is a Syrian Arab land occupied by the Israeli entity and no one has the right to cancel its possession.”

 He pointed out that the Israeli occupation seeks displacing Golan people in order to complete the Zionist scheme which aims at fragmenting the entire region. He pointed out that this scheme contradict all international conventions.

Hamda Mustafa

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