Cuba Denounces Israel’s Impunity for the Genocide Against the Palestinian People in Gaza
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Rubber and destruction left by the israeli army, Aug 2024 Photo: EFE
August 17, 2024 Hour: 5:23 pm
Since 7 October, the Zionist entity has killed 40,074 people and injured 92,537.
Cuba’s Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla, denounced on Saturday the Israeli genocide against the people of Palestine in the Gaza Strip, where more than 40,000 people have been killed.
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Through the social network X, Rodriguez wrote “There are more than 40,000 Palestinians massacred in Gaza and almost 2 million Gazaites exposed to Israeli genocide”.
The Cuban Foreign Minister stressed: “we denounce the impunity with which the government of Israel continues to act, which ignores repeated calls from the international community to put an end to these crimes”.
Tel Aviv, despite repeated calls by the international community for a ceasefire in Gaza continues to bomb several areas of the enclave, including refugee camps.
More than 40 thousand Palestinians were massacred in Gaza and almost 2 million Gazans were exposed to Israeli genocide. We denounce the impunity with which the Israeli government continues to act, ignoring repeated calls from the international community to put an end to these crimes.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that during this day more than 11 people were killed and dozens injured, including several children, after several Israeli air strikes on various areas.
Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation ordered a new forced evacuation in south-central Gaza, an area that had so far been classified by the military as “safe” for the Palestinian population.
Several countries have spoken out about the Israeli genocide against the Palestinian people and have condemned the constant attacks, human rights violations, arbitrary detentions, as well as the scarcity of water, medical supplies and fuel.
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Fuente: Cubadebate