Dr. Mustafa Barghouti warns against Israeli threat to attack Rafah

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West Bank  On Tuesday, Dr. Mustafa Barghouti, Secretary-General of the Palestinian National Initiative (PNI), issued a warning against Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant's dangerous threats to attack Rafah. Over 1.5 million Palestinian refugees have sought refuge in the area since the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) forcibly removed them from their homes.اضافة اعلان

Dr. Barghouti highlighted that any military actions in that location would result in horrific atrocities due to the limited space and large number of displaced people and residents, Jo24 reported.

He also held the US and all Western countries that back Israel fully responsible for the escalation of Israeli aggression, which has already killed and injured over 100,000 Palestinians.

Dr. Barghouti emphasized the importance of escalating global popular resistance to Israeli aggression in order to prevent the planned attack on Rafah. He urged the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to assess the current situation, citing Israel's flagrant disrespect for its resolutions. A firm decision to stop the firing and Israeli violence against Palestinian civilians is required.

Regarding Netanyahu's statements about dismantling UNRWA and replacing it with other institutions, Dr. Barghouti stated that this tries to accomplish Netanyahu's objective, which will never materialize: the eradication of Palestinian refugees' right of return. According to Dr. Barghouti, Netanyahu seeks to undermine the agency's role in organizing humanitarian help for Gaza's population in order to ethnically cleanse Gazans.

Dr. Barghouti also emphasized the significance of taking urgent action in reaction to Israel's statements about closing the Rafah border crossing. This move attempts to entirely isolate Gaza and cut off all border contacts with Egypt.

He urged for an immediate unification of national ranks to address all of these risks and put greater public pressure on Israel, the US, and Britain to impose a comprehensive and permanent ceasefire.


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