TEHRAN, (MNA) – Iranian foreign minister has slammed the Zionists' attempts to displace the people of Gaza, terming the move as another crime that is pursued by the regime.
Receiving a telephone conversation from Jalil Abbas Jilani the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan late on Monday, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian hailed the stances of Pakistan on the ongoing developments in Gaza Strip.
The child-killing regime has resorted to massacring children and civilians when it became unable to confront resistance, he underlined.
The top diplomat went on to say that the time for political solutions is about to be over.
The possibility of broadening the war on other fronts is approaching the inevitable stage, he further noted.
For his part, the Pakistani official, voiced his readiness to participate in the upcoming extraordinary meeting of the Executive Committee of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) which is to address the escalating military situation in Gaza and its environs as well as the deteriorating conditions that endanger the lives of civilians and the overall security and stability of the region.
Jilani called for opening of the routes to Gaza [to receive the humanitarian aid].
Forcing the Palestinians to migrate from northern to southern Gaza is tantamount to a war crime and genocide of the Palestinians, he said.
The defense of Palestine in Gaza war must never be equated with the occupationist actions of the Zionist regime, he added.
The Palestinians have the right to determine their own destiny as per international law and UN Security Council resolutions, he underscored.
Today Gaza health-based ministry announced that the bodies of at least 1,000 Palestinian martyrs still are under the debris of the bombarded houses, and rescue forces could not take them out.
The Gaza Health Ministry said 2,750 Palestinians have been killed and 9,700 wounded.
Over 1,400 Israelis have been killed, and 199 others, were captured by Hamas and taken into Gaza, according to Israel.
Palestinian Resistance fighters launched Operation Al-Aqsa Flood against the positions of the Israeli regime in the occupied territories last Saturday morning, October 7, from the Gaza Strip, which shocked the regime, because such an inclusive and unprecedented operation occurred for the first time in 75 years of the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
The operation entered its 10th day with the Israeli regime getting disappointed against the Palestinian resistance forces thus resorting to hitting civilians and their houses in Gaza with fighter jets.
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