PNN – The head of the London Islamic Human Rights Commission said: Undermining self-confidence and confronting citizens and pro-Palestinian groups during the past weeks were followed strongly in British government and media circles, but these measures failed due to the low participation of citizens in supporting Palestine.
According to Pakistan News Network’s report, Seyyed Masoud Shajreh added on Thursday evening at a meeting titled “Global uprising against injustice, from Gaza to London” in Mashhad: The problem of the Zionist regime is not limited only to Palestine, wherever there is a root of injustice in the world, we see traces of this regime.
He continued: Whenever injustice increases, the Zionists’ sensitivity to injustice decreases, so one of the main goals of Zionists is to promote racial discrimination and injustices in countries like Myanmar and other regions of the world.
Shajareh said: After the Al-Aqsa storm attacks, another situation arose for the justice seekers of the world. The Palestinian fighters destroyed everyone’s calculations with the Al-Aqsa storm. Of course, I believe that it was not the storm but the tsunami that destroyed all the credibility of the Israelis.
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Shajere continued: In terms of military and security, Zionists once arrogantly declared that they are the masters of the world and live in complete security, but now they don’t have the courage to return to their homes.
He added: In the current situation, our duty is to raise the self-confidence of those who support Palestine in the world, including all Muslim and Christian movements.
Referring to the march of more than half a million London citizens in support of Palestine, the head of the London Islamic Human Rights Commission said: Main and important newspapers such as Times and Telegraph announced after the mass demonstrations that a series of Iranian agents are behind the demonstrations of supporters of Palestine in London, while in fact people from all walks of life came to the streets.
Shajareh stated: People come to the stage when they feel that their presence on the street is effective and has a positive effect, this issue is not specific to a particular country and also applies to England.
He said: Palestine support groups, human rights activists and groups organizing London rallies, even if they had 10 times the current budget, they could not bring half a million people to the streets. People themselves decided to participate in this movement for justice.
The head of the Islamic Human Rights Commission of London said: Now the media and the rulers of England are declaring anyone who is pro-Palestinian as a pro-terrorist and consider the flag of Palestine as a symbol of terrorism. These measures are meant to break the self-confidence of the extremists and no one will have the courage to express their support for Palestine.
Shajareh said: In order to overcome the anti-Palestinian attacks in England, an alliance was formed between pro-Palestinian organizations in order to hold demonstrations so that everyone, including Muslims and Christians, would come to the streets together at the same time.
He added: In those days, if a person installed the Palestinian flag even on his own house, the police would warn him, this action was done in line with weakening the morale of justice seekers.
Shajareh said: The London Islamic Human Rights Commission organized a meeting with eight civil organizations and we wrote a letter to the Prime Minister of England in which we announced that confronting the Palestinian flag is an illegal act, and finally we will take the British government to court due to its opposition to this flag.
Shajareh said: In response to the hostile actions of the London police against Palestinian symbols, we raised a large flag of Palestine in front of the building of the London Islamic Human Rights Commission.
He continued: At first, we planned to shield ourselves from the calamity and police action; Not to see, for example, a 16-year-old English teenager being dealt with because of the Palestinian flag, but in the end, we broke the anti-Palestinian flag atmosphere with legal measures and public support.