Strong Condemnation of Zionist Entity’s Decision to Take Over Gaza
Numerous countries condemned the decision of the Zionist entity on Friday to fully reoccupy the Gaza Strip and escalate its aggressive actions against the Palestinian enclave, labeling it a “serious mistake.”
The Palestinian Presidency expressed its unequivocal rejection and strong condemnation of this grave decision, stating that it would urgently refer the matter to the UN Security Council to demand binding and immediate action to halt these crimes.
In a statement reported by the Wafa news agency, the Palestinian Presidency characterized this decision as “a fully constituted crime,” continuing a policy of genocide, systematic killings, famine, and blockade, which constitutes a blatant violation of international humanitarian law and legal resolutions.
Meanwhile, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas described the Zionist entity’s plan to seize control of Gaza as a “criminal adventure that will have dire consequences,” indicating that it will lead to the “sacrifice of hostages.”
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, condemned the Zionist entity’s plan, calling it “contrary to the ruling of the International Court of Justice.”
Russia’s Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Dmitry Polyanskiy, denounced the Zionist entity’s decision, asserting that it represents “a flagrant violation of UN resolutions.” He emphasized that “the only viable solution for ensuring peace and stability in the region remains the two-state solution.”
In the United Kingdom, Prime Minister Keir Starmer labeled the Zionist entity’s decision as “wrong,” stating that this action “will do nothing to bring an end to this conflict or to help secure the release of the hostages,” he said, warning that it “will only bring more bloodshed.”
Australia’s Foreign Minister, Penny Wong, rejected the decision, which contravenes international law, highlighting that it “will only worsen the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.”
Turkey firmly condemned the Zionist entity’s project, calling on the UN Security Council and the international community to prevent its implementation.
In Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz disapproved of the Zionist plan and announced a suspension of arms exports to the Zionist entity.
Spain also condemned the decision through its Foreign Minister, Manuel Albares, asserting that this plan “would only lead to more destruction and suffering.”
Expressing serious concern over this new escalation by the Zionist entity, China called for an “immediate cessation of these dangerous actions.”
Jordan’s King Abdullah II reiterated his country’s consistent support for the Palestinian cause and the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people during a phone call with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
