PNN – Presidential minister of Bolivia, stating that his country has asked the International Criminal Court to conduct an investigation into the crimes of the Zionist regime in Gaza, emphasized that it is “absolutely necessary” that the world learns from what is happening in the Gaza Strip amid the regime’s military aggressions.
According to Pakistan News Network’s report on Sunday, quoting from Radio Kariba’s website, Bolivian Presidential Minister Maria Nela Prada stated that the country has asked the international community and the UN Security Council not to close their eyes to what is happening in the Gaza Strip and to take “relevant measures”.
Last week, Bolivia, along with other countries of South Africa, Bangladesh, Comoros and Djibouti, submitted a request to the International Criminal Court to investigate the bombings of the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip.
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He emphasized: We are in favor of a free Palestinian state, an independent state where the Palestinian people can live in peace.
Bolivia was the first country that decided to sever relations with the Zionist regime in response to the massacre of Israeli soldiers in Gaza.
After Bolivia cut ties with Israel, Colombia, Chile and Honduras recalled their ambassadors to the occupied territories for consultations. The Central American country of Belize also cut ties with Tel Aviv. The governments of Colombia and Brazil clearly consider Israel’s crimes as examples of genocide.
According to the Hamas media office, more than 12,300 Palestinians, including 5,000 children and 3,300 women, have died since the beginning of the Zionist regime’s attacks on the Gaza Strip.