News - Yemen: Yemen's Ministry of Foreign Affairs warned on Monday that the ongoing Zionist aggression against Gaza will not be confined to Palestinian territories alone, emphasizing that US support for the Israeli regime threatens the international legal system and the United Nations' existence.

In a statement following the recent massacre in Rafah, southern Gaza, the Ministry condemned the continued international and regional disregard for the genocide and war crimes committed by the Israeli regime against Palestinians in Gaza and occupied territories, highlighting the recent targeting of displaced persons in Rafah.

The Ministry asserted that this brutal massacre is a blatant violation of international law and the UN Charter, especially the four Geneva Conventions.

It warned that the continuation of Zionist aggression on Gaza will have serious repercussions on international peace and security, including threats to the security of regimes supporting Israel.

The Ministry called on the international community, particularly the United States as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, to fulfill its responsibilities under the UN Charter and cease its unconditional support for Israel, adding that this support undermines the international legal system and the existence of the United Nations.

The Foreign Ministry reiterated the centrality of the Palestinian cause, urging governments that have normalized or are considering normalizing relations with Israel to reconsider their stance and align with their people's demands for a just resolution to the Palestinian issue and the establishment of a Palestinian state with Al-Quds as its capital.

Israeli warplanes targeted displaced people's tents in Rafah, Gaza, killing dozens of Palestinian civilians. Over 50 were killed and many injured in bombings of more than 10 UNRWA displacement centers, according to the Palestinian Red Crescent and Gaza’s Government Media Office. Most victims were children and women.

Gaza’s Health Ministry reported 35 deaths and numerous injuries. The Palestine Red Crescent confirmed the bombing of designated humanitarian areas, and Gaza's Government Media Office condemned the attacks as deliberate massacres.

Israeli strikes killed and wounded at least 50 people in Rafah, where 100,000 displaced people reside. The International Committee of the Red Cross reported an influx of casualties in field hospitals.

Israel's war on Gaza, launched on October 7, resulted in over 35,984 Palestinian deaths and 80,643 injuries, primarily among women and children.

 

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