Saudi Arabia’s strong statement against the Zionists’ crime in Rafah’

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia reacted by issuing a statement about the military attack of the Zionist regime on Sunday evening on the refugee camp in the city of Rafah, located in the south of the Gaza Strip, which resulted in the death of dozens of Palestinian civilians.

Al-Mayadeen news channel reported on Wednesday morning that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia issued a strong statement in response to the recent attack by the occupiers on a refugee tent in Rafah.

The statement said that “the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia strongly condemns the continued killings by the Israeli occupying forces and the continued attacks on defenseless civilians.”

The statement adds: “We hold the Israeli authorities responsible for what is happening in Rafah and all the occupied Palestinian territories.”

“We emphasize the responsibility of the international community more than ever to stop the massacre of Palestinians,” the statement said.

The aggressor fighters of the Zionist regime bombarded the tents of Palestinian refugees in the northwest of Rafah city on Sunday evening. In this crime, more than 45 Palestinians have been martyred and dozens of people have been injured. The search for people under the rubble is still ongoing.

Yesterday, Tuesday, Amnesty International issued a statement on its X (former Twitter) account and announced that the attack by the army occupying Jerusalem on the Palestinian refugee camp in Rafah is a “war crime” and should be investigated.

In this statement, emphasizing that “terrible airstrikes against civilians in Rafah are the latest attacks carried out by Israeli forces in the occupied Gaza Strip without observing international laws”, it is stated: such continuous attacks that lead to the death or Injuring civilians is a war crime and must be investigated.

It should be noted that while the International Court of Justice issued a ruling that the Zionist regime must immediately stop its military attacks, this regime bombed the tents of Palestinian refugees in Rafah, as a result of which at least 45 Palestinians, including 23 women and Children died and 249 others were injured.

Eyewitnesses also emphasized that the bombardment of the occupying army of Quds caused many tents in the camp to burn.