News - Yemen: Yemen's Ministry of Human Rights has condemned the ongoing massacres and genocidal war perpetrated by the Zionist-American-British alliance in the Gaza Strip and the occupied Palestinian territories.

In a statement, the Ministry denounced the massacre carried out by the Zionist entity against displaced individuals in Rafah, which led to the deaths of more than 60 people and injuries to hundreds more.

The statement emphasized that this massacre is part of a series of genocidal crimes supported by the United States, demonstrating the brutality of the Zionist enemy and its disregard for human values. This situation challenges global public opinion and calls for international court decisions to halt the targeting of Rafah and to protect the Palestinian people.

The Ministry asserted that the United States bears full and direct responsibility for this massacre, labeling it a stain of shame on America and all Western countries that support and collude with the Zionist entity.

The Ministry of Human Rights called for urgent international action to uphold humanitarian principles, demanding the immediate implementation of the International Court of Justice's decisions and increased pressure to end the ongoing Zionist massacres in Rafah and the broader extermination of the Palestinian people.

The statement also highlighted that Arab countries, as nations, governments, and forces, are within the scope of Zionist criminality, which extends beyond Gaza and Palestine. It urged global activists, human rights organizations, and humanitarian groups to abandon passive stances and actively oppose the genocide and murders committed against the Palestinian people.

In a related context, the Human Rights and Freedoms Organization vehemently condemned the recent massacre by Zionist occupation forces against unarmed civilians in Rafah's refugee camps, resulting in numerous deaths and injuries among children, women, and men.

The organization stated that this act constitutes a blatant violation of international law and humanitarian norms, amounting to a war crime.

The statement called for immediate international intervention to stop the ongoing massacres and crimes against civilians in the Gaza Strip since October, holding those responsible accountable.

Human rights organizations and activists worldwide were urged to pressure governments supporting the Zionist entity to cease political, military, and economic support, halt the genocide, and provide urgent humanitarian aid.

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 36,050 Palestinian deaths and 81,026 injuries, primarily among women and children.