The Hamas condemns the blockade of the Gaza Strip as a war crime, demands global measures

Hamas has convicted Israel's two -month overall blockade of the Gaza Strip and claims that the use of hunger by the regime as a weapon is a war crime and has contempt for the international community and despite international judicial institutions.

In an explanation published on the sixtieth day of the blockade of Gaza, Hamas warned that the famine is intensified because the food stocks are exhausted and intentionally attacked by bombing as part of a brutal extermination campaign.

“The continued use of hunger as a weapon against innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip by the government of the terrorist occupation represents an obvious disregard for the international community for humanitarian values ​​and laws and directly demands the international institutions, including the international Court of Justice, including the international court, the currently dedicated hearing about the humanitarian obligations of the power of occupation power holds, “means.

The movement also quoted the recent revelations of the General Commissioner of Unrwa, Philip Lazarini that the occupation used agency workers as human shields during their arrest.

Hamas asked the countries worldwide and United Nations Institutions to relate to the values ​​of humanity and justice.

“Pressure must be put on the occupying power to lift the blockade to over 2.25 million people in the Gaza Strip and end the systematic war crime of hunger that unfolds in front of the eyes and ears of the world,” it said.

The movement continued to appeal to Arabic and Islamic nations as well as the free peoples around the world in order to take immediate measures to support Gaza Strip.

“We repeat our call for Arabic and Islamic countries, their peoples and the free peoples of the world to take immediate measures to support our people in the streak. At all levels, efforts have to be made to enforce the opening of intersections, to provide help and relief goods and to support and support the resistance of our people in their own country.”

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