Gaza - Saba:
The government media office in Gaza has condemned the Israeli military's actions in northern Gaza, describing them as massacres against civilians and displaced persons.
According to reports, over 300 people were killed in the northern governorates nine days ago, with bodies reportedly left in the streets.
The office characterized the ongoing military campaign as a "war of extermination" and a "genocide" against the Palestinian people, accusing Israel of implementing a strategy to forcibly displace residents from the region.
The statement highlighted the denial of access to ambulance crews and civil defense units, which have been unable to retrieve the deceased from the roads. '
The Gaza office holds the Israeli government, the U.S. administration, and all nations complicit in these actions responsible for the ongoing violence.
It called on the international community to take immediate action to halt these "crimes against humanity" and to pursue accountability for Israeli war crimes in international courts.
The government media office in Gaza has condemned the Israeli military's actions in northern Gaza, describing them as massacres against civilians and displaced persons.
According to reports, over 300 people were killed in the northern governorates nine days ago, with bodies reportedly left in the streets.
The office characterized the ongoing military campaign as a "war of extermination" and a "genocide" against the Palestinian people, accusing Israel of implementing a strategy to forcibly displace residents from the region.
The statement highlighted the denial of access to ambulance crews and civil defense units, which have been unable to retrieve the deceased from the roads. '
The Gaza office holds the Israeli government, the U.S. administration, and all nations complicit in these actions responsible for the ongoing violence.
It called on the international community to take immediate action to halt these "crimes against humanity" and to pursue accountability for Israeli war crimes in international courts.