Pak Sahafat – The Israeli authorities invited more than a hundred foreign ministers from different countries to participate in the ceremony they are organizing on the occasion of the occupation of Palestine, but so far only 10 officials have announced that they will attend the ceremony.
According to the report of Pak Sahafat International News Agency, the media of the Zionist regime reported today that Israeli officials invited the foreign ministers of several countries to participate in a ceremony that will be held on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the establishment of this occupying regime.
May 15th is the anniversary of the disaster of occupation of Palestine by the Zionist regime (known as Nakba Day) in 1948. The word “Nakba” (the calamity) reminds of two memories in the memory of Palestinians: first, the establishment of the Israeli regime in 1948, and second, the expulsion of more than 800,000 Palestinians from their homeland.
The main disaster occurred on November 2, 1917; When the British Foreign Ministry called for the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine and later introduced it as the “Balfour Declaration”. In December of the same year, the British army began its effort to implement the declaration by attacking Jerusalem and prepared the preparations for the occupation of Palestine. Following the occupation of Jerusalem and the formation of the Jewish Agency, Zionist parties and organizations were established and developed in this area.
Al-Mayadeen news channel, citing Zionist media, reported that Israeli officials invited more than 100 foreign ministers of different countries, but so far only 10 people have announced that they will attend the event. Besides, these people are not from the “first tier countries” either.
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The Zionists also held a celebration in May last month on the occasion of the occupation of Palestine. This celebration begins with a traditional Jewish ceremony. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in this ceremony: Now we can celebrate as a free nation. We will do this as brothers and sisters.”
As usual, he threatened the enemies of the Zionist regime and addressed internal protests in this regime and emphasized: Let’s all stop this tension. We have won wars and accommodated millions of new immigrants.
Netanyahu has proposed a plan to reduce the power of the judiciary in occupied Palestine. His plan includes proposals to limit the power of the Supreme Court of the Zionist regime.
Netanyahu and supporters of this plan argue that the judiciary has too much power and interferes with the functioning of the executive branch. However, the proposal of these reforms has caused widespread protests against it in the major cities of occupied Palestine.
The Zionist protesters threatened to increase their protest measures next week. The Zionists asked the Zionist cabinet to abandon this dictatorship-based law; because according to them, the existence of such laws is a blank check for the cabinet to take any action it likes.
The Zionists also threatened that if this law is implemented, the cabinet will face a stronger response; because the existence of these laws, which are against the will of the Zionist settlers, will cause the current cabinet to become an illegal cabinet.