The South African government condemned the Israeli regime’s recent atrocities against Palestinian civilians and called for a halt to the regime’s plans to expel Palestinians from the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
The South African government strongly condemned the Zionist regime’s attacks on Palestinian civilians, especially children and women.
In a statement posted on the South African government’s foreign ministry website, the country also called on the Zionist regime to suspend all plans to expel Palestinians from their homes in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood.
The statement said: The disturbing images of Israel’s ongoing attacks on the Palestinians, in violation of UN resolutions, justify the urgent call for the international community to intervene and investigate Israel’s actions and refer it to the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity.
At the end of the statement, the South African government called on the regime to comply with international law.
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