While Israel attacks the Rafah area, where refugees from the Palestinian Gaza Strip are gathered, and takes a hard stance, saying it will not recognize Palestine as a state, Brazilian President Lula noted that Israel’s actions are similar to what Hitler did to the Jews during the Nazi era. .
18th (local time) <허핑턴포스트>On this day, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula Dasiouba, who attended the African Union (AU) summit held in Ethiopia, met with reporters and said that the Israeli military is committing violence in the Gaza Strip, calling it “genocide , not war.” reported.
He argued that Israel “does not wage war against soldiers. It is an army well prepared to wage war against women and children.”
At the same time, President Lula said, “What is happening with the Palestinian people and in the Gaza Strip has never happened before in history. In fact, it was like that when Hitler decided to kill the Jews. “He emphasized that it was nothing different.
▲ Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula Dasiouba holds a press conference while attending the African Union (AU) summit held in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, on the 18th (local time). ⓒAFP=Rapid news
Israel strongly opposed President Lula’s comments. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Lula’s comments were “anti-Semitic, belittling the Holocaust, and an attempt to attack the Jewish and Israeli right to self-defense” and “cross a red line.”
Meanwhile, Israel held a cabinet meeting on this day and adopted a resolution rejecting any measure to recognize Palestine as a state. This makes it clear that he will reject the ‘two state solution’ of the international community, including the United States.
Israeli attacks on Rafah, Gaza Strip, continue. The Gaza Strip Ministry of Health announced that 127 people were killed and 205 injured in the Israeli attack that day. They said the number of deaths since October 7 last year was 28,985 and the number of injured 68,883.
As the damage to Palestine continued to mount, including the death of approximately 1.4% of the population of the Gaza Strip due to Israeli attacks, and the international community’s criticism of Israel increased, the legal consequences of Israel’s long-term military occupation of Palestine was an inquiry from the 19th to the 26th A public hearing will be held at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
In relation to this, Amnesty International, the world’s largest human rights organization, announced its position that “Israel’s brutal occupation of Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem, which it has maintained since 1967, must end. “
According to Amnesty International, this public hearing will be held at the UN General Assembly in December 2022 to discuss the recommended opinion of the International Court of Justice on the legality of the policies and practices imposed by Israel on the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel’s results. occupation of other countries and the United Nations It was taken as a follow-up measure after the adoption of a resolution asking for . About 50 countries around the world, as well as the African Union, the Arab League, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation are expected to participate.
“The Israeli occupation of Palestine is one of the longest and deadliest military occupations in the world,” said Agnes Callamar, Secretary-General of Amnesty International. “The decades-long occupation has committed widespread and systematic human rights violations against the Palestinian people.” It further enabled and deepened Israel’s apartheid policy imposed on all Palestinians,” he said, claiming that Israel had been violating international law.
He said, “The current situation in the occupied Gaza Strip, as seen in the judgment of the International Court of Justice that the risk of genocide is real and imminent, shows that Israel has allowed international crimes to continue with impunity in the occupied Palestinian territories. “The international community must recognize that ending Israel’s illegal occupation is a prerequisite for stopping repeated human rights violations in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories,” he said.
Secretary General Kalamar then said, “All countries must re-examine their relationship with Israel to ensure that they do not contribute to Israel’s occupation or maintain the apartheid system,” adding, “We clearly call with one voice for an end to Israeli occupation. ” “This is more urgent than ever,” he added.
Meanwhile, on January 26, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) responded to South Africa’s request to order an end to the war between Israel and Hamas, saying, “Israel must take measures to prevent acts of genocide in the Gaza Strip , Palestine. ” had made a judgment. An immediate truce was not accepted.
The ruling is not binding and does not immediately govern Israel’s actions. In addition, there was no ruling on South Africa’s claim that Israel was committing genocide, and it is predicted that a ruling on this will take several years or more.
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