The crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza are more terrible than the apartheid system – Mehr news agency Iran and world's news
According to Mehr News Agency, quoted by Al Jazeera, the representative of South Africa in the Court of Justice international While giving a speech at the beginning of the second hearing of the oral petitions regarding the legal consequences of the occupation of the occupied West Bank and the eastern part of Jerusalem by the Zionist regime, the justice said that Israel's crimes in the Gaza Strip contradict human dignity.
The representative of South Africa said in this speech: The bitter experience with the apartheid regime enabled us to establish the rights of the people until today the international Let's agree, but Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip are more terrible than the crimes of the apartheid regime.
He added: Israel's violence and attacks on Gaza are against international law international Is. Palestinians should be allowed to exercise their right to self-determination. Also, the Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem are trapped behind the apartheid wall. Palestinians are illegally arrested under the name of “administrative detention”.
The representative of South Africa stated: Israel's actions worsen the situation of the Palestinians. Israel must be held accountable for its crimes. Any delay in reaching a just settlement in Gaza will lead to an endless cycle of violence.
He also said: About 30,000 Palestinians were killed in the last 4 months, this is not just a statistic, but the blood and flesh of the Palestinian people. The racist and occupying regime of Israel destroys the lives of Palestinians and strengthens the control of Israel.
In the end, the representative of South Africa said: We are committed to our people and the international community to work to end racism and Israeli occupation.
The public hearings of the International Court of Justice on the legal consequences of the Zionist regime's occupation policies and actions in the Palestinian territory, including in the occupied eastern part of Jerusalem, began yesterday (Monday) in The Hague and will continue for 6 days (March 7).
