Raisi: The Zionist entity’s violation of humanitarian standards and international laws will not go unanswered

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The Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi reemphasized that the violation of the Israeli occupation entity of the humanitarian standards and international laws, including the treacherous terrorist attack that targeted the Iranian Consulate in Damascus last Monday, will not go unanswered.

IRNA quoted Raisi as saying in a speech during Al Quds Platform Forum held yesterday evening via video under the slogan “The Flood of the Free”: “The Zionist entity has demonstrated by this action that it is ready to commit any crime against humanity in order to cover up its defeats in the battlefield”.

In addition, Raisi considered that the Al-Aqsa Flood operation constituted a response to long years of destruction and to the silence of international forums concerned with human rights regarding the crimes of the Zionist entity against the Palestinian people.

The Iranian President added that the developments in Gaza have proven, today more than ever, that the Zionist entity does not recognize any moral standards. It has also been proven to everyone, thanks to the Palestinians today, that the house of this entity is weaker than the web of a spider.

He pointed out that Western human rights claimants did not make any effort to stop the brutal attacks on Gaza Strip, but rather they are partners with the Zionist entity in these massacres.

Souha Suleiman

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