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The Palestinian Embassy in Harare has condemned the execution of its three young nationals in the city of Nablus by Israeli forces.
In a statement, the Palestinian ambassador to Zimbabwe, Tamer Almassri, accused the Israeli government of using excessive force to seizure Palestinian remaining cities, adding that his country will fight Israel’s aggression in full force.
“The Embassy of the state of Palestine in Harare strongly condemns the heinous crime of execution of three Palestinian young men in Nablus by the Israeli occupation forces, and consider this a war crime, collective punishment and an extension of continuous violations and occupation crimes throughout the occupied Palestinian land, as an integral part of the apartheid Israeli government and its various arms attempt to facilitate implementation of the Zionist colonial project aimed at perpetuating the annexation of the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem.
“The Palestinian people will defend its territories by all means that are permitted by the international law in fighting this brutal apartheid government. The continuation of the daily killings, the storming of Palestinian cities, the assault on Islamic and Christian sanctities, along with settlements, plans for annexation and racial expansion, and other Israeli crimes will not bring security and stability to anyone, because the only way to achieve peace and security is to give the Palestinian people their legitimate rights that have been endorsed by international legitimacy,” he said.
Beleagured Almassri also called all progressive international organizations to act against the continuous Israeli aggression to enable Palestinians to recover their occupied territory.
“The State of Palestine demands the international community to assume its responsibility to end this apartheid occupation. We therefore, call on the progressive peoples, governments and human rights organizations to condemn and hold Apartheid Israel accountable for these heinous crimes and protect our people,” he added.
