While rejecting the UN General Assembly's request for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, the Israeli Foreign Minister accused the 120 countries that voted in favor of this resolution of spreading hatred.
Publish dateSaturday 28 October 2023 - 16:35
Story Code : 279352
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): "Eli Cohen", the foreign minister of the Zionist regime last night, accused the countries that approved the establishment of a humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip of "spreading hatred" and categorically rejected any request in this regard.
According to the report of "Anatolia" news agency, Cohen published this article on his X channel page (former Twitter) and wrote: We categorically reject the hateful request of the United Nations General Assembly for a ceasefire in (the Gaza Strip).
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Zionist regime further claimed: "Israel intends to completely destroy Hamas; As the world dealt with the Nazis and ISIS.
Meanwhile, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on Gaza on Friday night and called for an immediate and lasting humanitarian ceasefire. 120 countries voted in favor of this resolution; 14 countries were against it and 45 countries refused to vote for it.
After the human rights group Amnesty International called for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza, the Zionist regime called the organization's statements "biased" because of the criticisms against its brutal actions in the Gaza Strip.
According to the report of "Anatolia" news agency, Cohen published this article on his X channel page (former Twitter) and wrote: We categorically reject the hateful request of the United Nations General Assembly for a ceasefire in (the Gaza Strip).
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Zionist regime further claimed: "Israel intends to completely destroy Hamas; As the world dealt with the Nazis and ISIS.
Meanwhile, the United Nations General Assembly passed a resolution on Gaza on Friday night and called for an immediate and lasting humanitarian ceasefire. 120 countries voted in favor of this resolution; 14 countries were against it and 45 countries refused to vote for it.
After the human rights group Amnesty International called for an "immediate ceasefire" in Gaza, the Zionist regime called the organization's statements "biased" because of the criticisms against its brutal actions in the Gaza Strip.
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