“Israel” challenges international decisions and laws by committing the massacre in Rafah, sending a clear message to the ICJ that nothing will stop the massacres.
On Sunday evening, the Israeli occupation forces committed a new massacre against dozens of displaced persons by bombing their tents set up in UNRWA warehouses in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, an alleged safe zone.
State officials and international institutions were quick to condemn the massacre, calling on “Israel” to halt its aggressive and monstrous attacks against the Palestinians.
Palestinian Authority slams ‘Israel’s’ ‘heinous massacre’ in Tal as-Sultan
According to the Wafa news agency, a spokesperson for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has denounced the Israeli assault on Tal as-Sultan as a “massacre that exceeds all boundaries.”
Nabil Abu Rudeineh “stressed the urgent need for an intervention to stop the crimes committed against the Palestinian people immediately” and called the “heinous massacre” a challenge to international orders, including “the lucid and candid ruling of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordering Israel to cease its military offensive against the city of Rafah and provide protection to the Palestinian people”.
Abu Rudeineh held the Biden administration accountable for Israeli crimes, urging Washington to “force Israel to halt the madness and genocide it is perpetrating in Gaza.”
MSF condemns Israeli attack on displaced Palestinians
MSF expressed horror at “Israel’s” attack on the camp for displaced Palestinians in Tal as-Sultan, stating that the “deadly event” underscores once again that nowhere is safe in Gaza.
The medical charity reported that more than 15 martyred Palestinians and dozens of wounded were transported to a trauma stabilization point in Gaza.
Amnesty calls for war crimes probe into three Israeli attacks on Gaza
Amnesty International is calling on the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate three Israeli attacks that resulted in the martyrdom of 44 Palestinian civilians, including 32 children, in the Gaza Strip in April.
The attacks include one that killed children playing foosball at the al-Maghazi refugee camp on April 16, as well as two strikes on residential buildings in Rafah on April 19 and 20, according to the rights group.
The rights group stated that there was no evidence of military targets in or around the affected locations and no indication of prior warning.
“Our findings offer crucial evidence of unlawful attacks by the Israeli military as the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court applies for arrest warrants for senior Israeli and Hamas officials, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. As the Israeli military continues to escalate its ground incursion in Rafah, these cases also illustrate the urgent need for an immediate ceasefire,” said Erika Guevara-Rosas, Amnesty International’s senior director for research, advocacy, policy, and campaigns.
“The cases documented here illustrate a clear pattern of attacks over the past seven months in which the Israeli military has flouted international law, killing Palestinian civilians with total impunity and displaying a callous disregard for human lives.”
Source: ALMayadeen
