Libya’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the Israeli attacks on Gaza, citing violations of international law and the ceasefire. The ministry demanded urgent action to protect Palestinian rights and called for accountability for ongoing crimes. It criticized the continuation of policies that harm the Palestinian people amidst escalating violence since Monday evening’s airstrikes.
The Government of National Unity’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Libya has condemned the recent attacks conducted by Israeli forces on the Gaza Strip, which have resulted in significant casualties. The ministry emphasized that these actions represent a flagrant violation of both international and humanitarian law, as well as a breach of the established ceasefire agreement.
In its official statement, the ministry reiterated its categorical opposition to the ongoing assaults, calling for immediate actions to safeguard the Palestinian population. It demanded accountability for those responsible for these violations and urged the international community to fulfill its obligations in protecting lives and sacred sites from such aggression.
Furthermore, the ministry characterized the attacks as an extension of the occupation’s agenda, which is rooted in violence, displacement, and the systematic denial of the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. The situation in Gaza has deteriorated significantly since Monday evening, with intense airstrikes targeting refugee camps, disproportionately affecting children and women and violating the previously asserted ceasefire.
The Libyan Government has strongly denounced the attacks on Gaza, reinforcing its stance against violations of international law. It calls for urgent measures to protect Palestinians and insists on accountability for perpetrators of violence. The intensified military actions in Gaza have prompted serious concerns over the humanitarian impact, especially on vulnerable populations, emphasizing the necessity for international intervention to uphold peace and justice.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
