Pak Sahafat – In response to the Palestinians’ martyrdom operation against the Zionists in the occupied Jerusalem, the Saudi government announced that Riyadh “condemns the targeting of civilians”.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report, after the United Arab Emirates and Turkey, this time the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia issued a statement on the developments in the occupied Jerusalem, condemned the anti-Zionist operation of the Palestinians and announced that Riyadh condemned any targeting of civilians and stressed the need to stop the attacks, restore the peace process and emphasizes ending the occupation.
The Saudi Foreign Ministry also warned that the conflict between the Palestinians and the Zionists would escalate to a more dangerous situation.
The sources of the Zionist regime reported this Saturday about the shooting in Selwan settlement in the occupied city of Quds and the wounding of 2 Zionists as a result of this shooting.
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This is the second anti-Zionist martyrdom operation in less than 24 hours in the occupied city of Quds.
Last night, the occupied city of Quds witnessed the martyrdom operation of the young Palestinian fighter “Khairi Alakm” in response to the recent crime committed by the Zionists in the city of Jenin in the West Bank.
During this Palestinian militant operation, 7 Zionist settlers were killed and 12 others were injured.
Previously, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkey and the United Arab Emirates condemned the martyrdom operation on Friday night in the north of Jerusalem, which resulted in the deaths and injuries of dozens of Zionists.
In his speech, the spokesman of the Islamic resistance movement Hamas condemned the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE and Turkey regarding Friday’s operation in the occupied Jerusalem and announced that “It is unfortunate that the foreign ministries of the UAE and Turkey describe the heroic operation of Quds as “terrorist”, because this is the description used by the occupying colonialist regime and the United States.”