Israel violates ceasefire agreement, kills over 104 civilians 

His Excellency Dr Tamer Almassri, The State of Palestine Ambassador to Zimbabwe 

BY MUNYARADZI BLESSING DOMA 

The State of Palestine has strongly condemned the ruthless military strike unleashed by Israel in the Gaza Strip, which has resulted in the senseless slaughter of over 104 innocent civilians, including 46 children and 40 women.

In a statement, The Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Zimbabwe, Dr Tamer Almassri said this egregious act of aggression is a blatant violation of the ceasefire agreement established earlier this month, and it underscores Israel’s utter disregard for human life and international law.

“The latest atrocities have pushed the death toll in the Gaza Strip to a staggering 68,643 since the commencement of Israel’s offensive in October 2023.

“This appalling figure is a grim reminder of the human cost of Israel’s relentless pursuit of violence and bloodshed.

“The international community cannot remain silent in the face of such unmitigated brutality, and collective action must be taken to hold Israel accountable for its crimes,” said Dr Almassri.

He reiterated that Israel’s unprovoked attacks are a clear indication that the country is hell-bent on warmongering, sustaining itself at the expense of Palestinian blood.

“This is a damning indictment of Israel’s leadership, which seems more interested in perpetuating a cycle of war and violence.

“The fact that Israel has consistently disregarded ceasefire agreements and has shown a callous disregard for human life suggests that its ultimate goal is not peace, but the subjugation and humiliation of the Palestinian people.

“The State of Palestine asserts its right to peace, security, and the protection of its people under international law.

“We will utilize every available diplomatic and legal avenue to ensure justice for the victims and to end this sustained campaign of aggression. The bloodshed must stop now.”

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