Kanaani condemns Israeli occupation and settlers’ attacks on the Palestinians and sanctities in the West bank

The Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Naser Kanaani has condemned the continued attacks by the Israeli occupation and settlers in the villages of Urif and Turmus’ya in the West bank.

“The barbaric raid by Zionists on mosques and their desecration of the Holy Quran, the destruction of homes and the daily killing of children, women and defenseless Palestinians show that the Israeli entity does not have any red lines in insulting religious sanctities and violating human rights,” Kanaani said in a tweet on Friday.

He added “the supportive silence of Western governments will only embolden the Zionists to continue their atrocities”.

Hamda Mustafa

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