On the other hand, Israel’s Foreign Ministry has announced that it will close its embassy in Dublin, after Ireland announced last week that it will join South Africa’s lawsuit against the Jewish State at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over genocide in Loop. .
The government of Israel announced this Sunday new expansion plan in the occupied Golan Heightsas announced by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office in a statement, budgeted in approx ten million eurosis considering absorbing additional residents to double its roughly 50,000 residents spread across some 30 settlements, including Jews and Druze.
“Strengthening the Golan Heights strengthens the State of Israel,” Netanyahu said, “and is especially important at this time.” This approval comes at a time when Israel has also begun to occupy the demilitarized zone on Syrian territory in a “security operation.” to strengthen the border” after the fall of the regime of Syrian President Bashar al Assad, the Israeli government said.
Last Saturday, The European Union, the United States and Arab countries described the operation as a new act of occupation and asked the Israeli forces to withdraw from their new positions.
Israel announces it will close its embassy in Ireland due to its ‘anti-Israel’ stance
On the other hand, the government of Israel announced this Sunday that it will close its embassy in Ireland, citing the Irish government’s “extremely anti-Israel” policy, days after agreeing to join the cause that South Africa had presented to the court. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) accuses Israel of genocide in the Gaza Strip.
The government of Israel recalled its ambassador to Ireland for consultations the following May Dublin, together with Spain and Norway, will announce the recognition of the state of Palestinea measure strongly criticized by the Israeli authorities, who have taken a position of rejection of the two-state solution, supported by the international community.
Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris, in turn, regretted Israel’s announcement and emphasized that Irish foreign policy is based “on a commitment to dialogue and the peaceful resolution of disputes.”
“Ireland supports peace, human rights and international law. Ireland wants a two-state solution and wants Israel and Palestine to live in peace and security. Ireland will always defend human rights and international law,” Harris said.
An Israeli bomb attack on an emergency center in Gaza kills a journalist and three paramedics
Furthermore, a Israeli bombardment of the civil defense building in the Nuseirat refugee camp (central Gaza) killed three of its workers and a journalist this Sunday while doing their work, as confirmed by both the emergency service itself and the Palestinian media.
“The Israeli occupation directly bombed our workers at their center in Nuseirat, without any humanitarian or legal consideration, and killed them as they performed their prayers after a rescue mission,” denounced the Gaza Civil Defense this afternoon, which was responsible for collecting so many bodies. among the rubble or on the street after the usual attacks.
The bombing of the Civil Protection building killed four people: volunteer Khaled Muhammad al Maqadamah and journalist Ahmed Bakr al Louh, as well as the directors of the emergency centers Nuseirat/Bureij and Sheikh Radwan, Nidal Aliyan Abu Hajeir and Alaa al Abd al Naizi .
Al Louh was a journalist who worked, among other things, as a cameraman for the Qatari network Al Jazeerathe only foreign channel that can report from the enclave, and against which Israel has launched a campaign on its territory, even ordering the closure of its offices.
Source: EITB
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