Indian Friends for Palestine condemn Israel actions in Gaza
2 min read The Indian Friends for Palestine, a conglomeration of civil society teams and group leaders, on Wednesday condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza and expressed its assist for the individuals of Palestine.
The civil society physique accused Israel of constantly violating many UN resolutions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and claimed that Israel has a historical past of backtracking on its commitments even in bilateral agreements.
“Al-Aqsa Mosque is a holy place for Muslims all over the world and their religious sentiments are associated with it. The city of Al Quds (Jerusalem) is important for three major religions of the world. Therefore, Israel has no authority to change the demography or status of the city and its structures. Israel’s actions are illegal, against all international treaties and equivalent to war crimes against the whole world,” mentioned a press release issued by the coalition.
All India Muslim Personal Law Board secretary Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani, who’s the convenor of the group, mentioned, “Israel’s intentions regarding the Al-Aqsa Mosque and the entire Jerusalem have not been sincere since the day it occupied the land of Palestine… Israel is illegally occupying Palestinian homes and lands, displacing native Palestinian and new colonies of Israeli settlers are being established here.”
Senior JD(U) chief KC Tyagi mentioned, “Being a part of the alliance, I was very happy to see the position that the present government has taken on the matter, as can be seen from the statement made by T S Tirumurti, India’s Permanent Representative to the UN. Israel’s policy of expansionism and the aggression it has shown toward the Palestinians is truly condemnable. This is not a matter of Muslims or even Palestinians, but a matter of humanity and justice.”
Meanwhile, Press Club of India secretary normal Vinay Kumar condemned the assault on a constructing that housed the workplaces of the Associated Press, Al Jazeera and different media shops in Gaza. “These media outlets that were covering the conflict were bringing stories from the ground to the rest of the world, and they were attacked by Israel which we condemn strongly,” mentioned Kumar.
The assault on the workplaces of Gaza media shops final week had earlier been condemned by the Editors Guild of India, the Press Association and Press Club of India.
