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rt.com 21 Nov, 2023 19:10
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Ruins of Beit Lahia in Gaza after Israeli airstrikes © Getty Images / Abdulqader Sabbah
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi called on the BRICS nations to designate the Israeli government and its military as terrorist organizations over their alleged war crimes against the Palestinians. He submitted the request to the group’s online Extraordinary Joint Meeting on the Middle East Situation in Gaza on Tuesday.
Iran, which officially becomes a member of BRICS in January, had requested the emergency summit to discuss Israel’s war in Gaza. Raisi urged members to use their influence to break Israel’s “siege” of Gaza and ensure the safe delivery of humanitarian aid.
“It is necessary that this fake regime be recognized as a terrorist regime and its army be regarded as a terrorist organization,” he said, imploring the bloc’s members to recognize the Palestinian state’s right to self-defense while cutting ties with West Jerusalem.
“With regards to the constant crimes [committed] by and the racist nature of the fake Israeli regime, free nations [of the world] expect all governments especially BRICS members to immediately put the issue of the severance of political, economic and military ties with the regime high on the agenda,” Raisi continued.
BRICS nations should also open an inquiry into Israel’s alleged use of illegal white phosphorus and other banned weapons against civilians, the Iranian president suggested.
READ MORE: Unilateral US attempts to resolve Gaza conflict failing – Putin
Iran, Raisi said, will support South Africa’s joint effort – filed with four other countries on Friday in the International Criminal Court – to investigate whether war crimes had been committed in Gaza. However, he suggested the filing should also hold the US responsible for Israel’s murder of children in the enclave.
Israel has killed over 13,500 Palestinians in Gaza since declaring war on Hamas last month, including at least 5,600 children, according to Palestinian health officials. At least 6,000 more residents of the enclave are said to be missing. Israel has framed the unprecedented bombardment of the blockaded territory as a justified response to Hamas’ surprise cross-border attack, which left 1,200 Israelis dead on October 7.
Leaders of the BRICS member countries and incoming members Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the UAE attended Tuesday’s virtual summit hosted by South Africa. While attendees were expected to publish a joint declaration regarding the conflict, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday that diplomats had not had time to draft the statement. Instead, most countries opted to release individual statements, with most calling for some form of ceasefire.
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BRICS asked to label Israel ‘terrorist’ state
The Iranian president requested that West Jerusalem’s alleged war crimes be investigated and the blockade of Gaza be broken
Ruins of Beit Lahia in Gaza after Israeli airstrikes © Getty Images / Abdulqader Sabbah
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi called on the BRICS nations to designate the Israeli government and its military as terrorist organizations over their alleged war crimes against the Palestinians. He submitted the request to the group’s online Extraordinary Joint Meeting on the Middle East Situation in Gaza on Tuesday.
Iran, which officially becomes a member of BRICS in January, had requested the emergency summit to discuss Israel’s war in Gaza. Raisi urged members to use their influence to break Israel’s “siege” of Gaza and ensure the safe delivery of humanitarian aid.
“It is necessary that this fake regime be recognized as a terrorist regime and its army be regarded as a terrorist organization,” he said, imploring the bloc’s members to recognize the Palestinian state’s right to self-defense while cutting ties with West Jerusalem.
“With regards to the constant crimes [committed] by and the racist nature of the fake Israeli regime, free nations [of the world] expect all governments especially BRICS members to immediately put the issue of the severance of political, economic and military ties with the regime high on the agenda,” Raisi continued.
BRICS nations should also open an inquiry into Israel’s alleged use of illegal white phosphorus and other banned weapons against civilians, the Iranian president suggested.
READ MORE: Unilateral US attempts to resolve Gaza conflict failing – PutinIran, Raisi said, will support South Africa’s joint effort – filed with four other countries on Friday in the International Criminal Court – to investigate whether war crimes had been committed in Gaza. However, he suggested the filing should also hold the US responsible for Israel’s murder of children in the enclave.
Israel has killed over 13,500 Palestinians in Gaza since declaring war on Hamas last month, including at least 5,600 children, according to Palestinian health officials. At least 6,000 more residents of the enclave are said to be missing. Israel has framed the unprecedented bombardment of the blockaded territory as a justified response to Hamas’ surprise cross-border attack, which left 1,200 Israelis dead on October 7.
Leaders of the BRICS member countries and incoming members Saudi Arabia, Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, and the UAE attended Tuesday’s virtual summit hosted by South Africa. While attendees were expected to publish a joint declaration regarding the conflict, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Tuesday that diplomats had not had time to draft the statement. Instead, most countries opted to release individual statements, with most calling for some form of ceasefire.
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rt.com 21 Nov, 2023 18:25
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks at a meeting with the joint delegation of the Arab League and Islamic Cooperation Organization in Moscow, Russia, on November 21, 2023. © Sputnik / Ramil Sitdikov
A restart of the Israel-Palestine peace process is urgently needed to resolve the conflict amid the current escalation in Gaza, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Tuesday.
This will require a collective diplomatic mechanism aimed at the creation of a Palestinian state, Lavrov told the joint delegation of the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization in Moscow.
The continued violence, which has already led to “catastrophic humanitarian consequences,” vividly demonstrates how dangerous the approach of ignoring international law is, he said, referring to the Israeli bombardment of the Palestinian enclave, which has killed thousands.
Russia “condemns terrorism in all its forms without any exception,” the minister maintained. He added, however, that the fight against extremism should not turn into “collective punishment” for Gazans, which blatantly violates “international humanitarian norms.” Lavrov said a speedy ceasefire, humanitarian aid deliveries and release of the hostages were the “top priority” issues at the moment.
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No less important is the re-launch of the peace process “on an internationally accepted basis” that is in line with UN decisions and those of the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization, the top diplomat said. Such a peace process should be aimed at creating an “independent sovereign Palestinian state within the 1967 borders and with a capital in East Jerusalem,” he added.
The previous mediator of the Middle East peace process – the so-called Middle East Quartet – has proven its ineffectiveness, the Russian minister believes. Established in Madrid in 2002, the group included the US, Russia, the EU, and the UN and was expected to navigate the Israeli-Palestinian peace process towards a two-state solution.
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The group’s work was nearly paralyzed during Donald Trump’s tenure as US president. Trump demanded all other members of the Quartet agree to his “Deal of the Century” – a peace plan that was perceived as heavily pro-Israeli by Palestinians and Muslim nations. Russia, the UN, and the EU all rejected the proposal.
“The Quartet failed to fulfill the functions entrusted to it by the UN Security Council,” Lavrov said, saying that the group also did not include any representatives of the Arab and Islamic world. Although it was expected to work in close coordination with the Arab League, the Western members of the Quartet were “not particularly keen on the idea,” according to the minister.
A new international mechanism aimed at securing “a lengthy sustainable resolution [of the conflict] on the basis of a two-state solution” should be “truly representative,”Lavrov said, adding that it should involve regional actors, as well as Arab and Muslim nations.
“The regional nations know best how to reach a solution that all sides would be happy with… forever,” he added.
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Fresh Palestinian statehood talks needed – Lavrov
The resolution of the Middle East conflict requires a solid internationally accepted plan, the Russian foreign minister has said
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks at a meeting with the joint delegation of the Arab League and Islamic Cooperation Organization in Moscow, Russia, on November 21, 2023. © Sputnik / Ramil Sitdikov
A restart of the Israel-Palestine peace process is urgently needed to resolve the conflict amid the current escalation in Gaza, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Tuesday.
This will require a collective diplomatic mechanism aimed at the creation of a Palestinian state, Lavrov told the joint delegation of the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization in Moscow.
The continued violence, which has already led to “catastrophic humanitarian consequences,” vividly demonstrates how dangerous the approach of ignoring international law is, he said, referring to the Israeli bombardment of the Palestinian enclave, which has killed thousands.
Russia “condemns terrorism in all its forms without any exception,” the minister maintained. He added, however, that the fight against extremism should not turn into “collective punishment” for Gazans, which blatantly violates “international humanitarian norms.” Lavrov said a speedy ceasefire, humanitarian aid deliveries and release of the hostages were the “top priority” issues at the moment.
READ MORE
Unilateral US attempts to resolve Gaza conflict failing – Putin
No less important is the re-launch of the peace process “on an internationally accepted basis” that is in line with UN decisions and those of the Arab League and the Islamic Cooperation Organization, the top diplomat said. Such a peace process should be aimed at creating an “independent sovereign Palestinian state within the 1967 borders and with a capital in East Jerusalem,” he added.
The previous mediator of the Middle East peace process – the so-called Middle East Quartet – has proven its ineffectiveness, the Russian minister believes. Established in Madrid in 2002, the group included the US, Russia, the EU, and the UN and was expected to navigate the Israeli-Palestinian peace process towards a two-state solution.
READ MORE
Israel must obey ‘rules of war’ – EU
The group’s work was nearly paralyzed during Donald Trump’s tenure as US president. Trump demanded all other members of the Quartet agree to his “Deal of the Century” – a peace plan that was perceived as heavily pro-Israeli by Palestinians and Muslim nations. Russia, the UN, and the EU all rejected the proposal.
“The Quartet failed to fulfill the functions entrusted to it by the UN Security Council,” Lavrov said, saying that the group also did not include any representatives of the Arab and Islamic world. Although it was expected to work in close coordination with the Arab League, the Western members of the Quartet were “not particularly keen on the idea,” according to the minister.
A new international mechanism aimed at securing “a lengthy sustainable resolution [of the conflict] on the basis of a two-state solution” should be “truly representative,”Lavrov said, adding that it should involve regional actors, as well as Arab and Muslim nations.
“The regional nations know best how to reach a solution that all sides would be happy with… forever,” he added.
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@franziska59Hamas is paid directly from Israel. Which is owned by The Rothschilds who also owns "The Muslim Brotherhood". People this was never my opinion. This is history. This is documented. This is treason. Bibi Netanyahu is a war criminal. This is why multiple countries want him charged for war crimes.
Did you know Hamas was behind the bombing of the Jerusalem City Bus in 2016 that killed 19 people and injured 70? Now think about who was paying them.
I have informed you all on this terrorists group which should prompt you to give a second look at all the terrorists attacks committed by Hamas.
As a matter of fact you should look into the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organization). Hamas infiltrated this movement two create a counter religious narrative to dilute the purpose behind PLO. The PLO was secular and leftist and promoted Palestinian nationalism. Hamas wanted to set up a transnational state under the rule of Islam, much like Khomeini's Iran.
Do you see how this group has been used to usurp power away from Palestinians to ensure they remain under the thumb of the Rothschilds? Look at how nationalism was demonized by Liberal media that is also owned by the Rothschilds.
This should tell you how they use the same playbook everywhere. They did it with Antifa & BLM who were bused in from different cities to cause destruction under the guise of racial justice when they were not even from those locations they were attacking.
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