The Palestinian Authority this evening (Tuesday) congratulated the human rights organization Amnesty International on the publication of a report in which Israel was defined as an "apartheid state", adding that it had stated that the General Assembly and the UN Security Council should take action following the report - and impose sanctions About Israel.
The PA also called for an official investigation into the criminal court in The Hague without delay, alleging "the apartheid crime that Israel is committing."
The Amnesty report that defined Israel as an "apartheid state", Photo: Reuters
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that "Amnesty International joins a long line of prominent Palestinian, Israeli and international human rights organizations and experts who have worked to expose the Israeli colonial occupation based on oppression and systematic control of the Palestinian people, and are determined to gain legitimacy "To determine his fate, and seeks to distort the history, present and future of the Palestinian people in his homeland."
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed in its statement "the importance of the report in exposing the racist acts to perpetuate a systematic and widespread policy of oppression, colonialism and apartheid and other violations suffered by the Palestinian people since the Nakba."
The statements of the Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, headed by Riyad al-Maliki, come after meetings recently held by PA Chairman Abu Mazen, along with other senior PA officials, with Defense Minister Bnei Gantz and Foreign Minister Yair Lapid.
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