Iran called for a terrorist to be recognized by Israeli regime institutions

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)- International Service: Ali Bahraini, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Geneva, sending three separate letters to Volker Turk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Maurice Tidbal Bina, Special Reporter Special or arbitrary executions and Francesca Albaniz, a special reporter on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories, expressed strong protests and policies of the Zionist regime, especially the assassination of Ismail Haniya, Palestinian political leader Ismail Haniyeh.

 

In his letters, Bahraini explicitly stated: From the Islamic Republic of Iran's point of view, Hamas is a libertarian organization that fights for Palestinian freedom and independence, and from this perspective the assassination of Hamas leaders aims to eliminate the spirit of the Palestinian people's struggle to end the occupation and achieve The right to determination is done.

 

He emphasized: Israel seeks to eliminate Palestinian leaders to destroy the Palestinian political identity and the inherent right of the Palestinian people to enjoy an independent state.

 

The ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Geneva explained: According to Article 2.1 of the International Convention, to prevent the financing of terrorism, the institutions of the Zionist regime must be identified as a terrorist, according to the Israeli regime against civilians and Palestinian regions. It is terrorism.

 

According to Tasnim, Bahraini also described any violation of this right as illegal, referring to the International Court of Justice who recognized the right to determine the fate of the Palestinians.

 

The Iranian ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva has strongly criticized the assassination of Ismail Haniya as a gross violation of international law and called for its decisive condemnation.

 

In the dissertations, the Iranian ambassador urged UN officials to be convicted of the assassination and documenting it in their future reports.

 

He also emphasized the need for more efforts to achieve justice for the Palestinian people and to respond to the Israeli regime to his crimes.

 

These letters represent the Islamic Republic of Iran's serious concern over the human rights situation in the Palestinian territories and the serious will of our country to pursue the international pursuit of the Zionist regime's inhumane actions in international forums.

 

It is noteworthy that for a few months, South Africa has been involved in a complaint with the Zionist regime for war crime.