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Syrian Foreign Ministry Condemns Israeli War Crimes in Gaza

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The Syrian Foreign and Expatriates Ministry has condemned Israel's latest war crime in the Gaza Strip, which left over 400 martyred and hundreds wounded. This brutal attack is a stark reminder of the Israeli entity's inhuman and fascist face, which stands in direct contradiction to the values enshrined in the Geneva Conventions, the UN Charter, and basic human rights. The Ministry has also criticized Western countries for their weak stance on Israel's so-called 'self-defense' claims, which allow Israeli forces to continue destroying hospitals, camps, and residential dwellings.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Syrian Foreign and Expatriates Ministry has condemned Israel's war crimes in the Gaza Strip, calling them a stark reminder of the Israeli entity's inhuman and fascist face.
  • The Ministry stated that Israel's actions violate international law, international humanitarian law, and human rights, which Western countries boast about but fail to uphold.
  • Since the start of the current conflict, Israel has killed more than 10,000 Palestinians, including over 4,000 children, with the bloodlust of its fascist forces increasing every day.
  • The Ministry has called on the world to confront the danger posed by Israeli fascism, which will affect not only the region but also countries that support Israel's actions.
  • The statement also called on the world's struggling peoples to escalate their struggle to stop these crimes, warning that if left unchecked, they will destroy humanity's legacy and aspirations for a peaceful and stable world.

Statistics:

  • Over 400 Palestinians have been martyred and hundreds wounded as a result of Israel's latest war crime in the Gaza Strip.
  • Since the start of the current conflict, Israel has killed more than 10,000 Palestinians, including over 4,000 children.
  • The total number of Palestinian casualties due to Israeli aggression in Gaza since the beginning of the 2025 conflict has not been disclosed.

Sources:

  • Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
  • Syrian Foreign and Expatriates Ministry Statement

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