Nuseirat massacre proof of Israeli genocide against Palestinians: Cuba
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The Cuban foreign minister has condemned the Israeli massacre in the Nuseirat refugee camp, saying it is more proof of the genocide in Gaza.
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Palestinians help a wounded man after Israeli strikes in Nuseirat refugee camp, Gaza Strip, Saturday, June 8, 2024.
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The Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez strongly condemned the Israeli massacre in the Nuseirat refugee camp.
In a post on X, Rodriguez said the Nuseirat massacre was "another evidence of the genocide that Israel commits with impunity against the people of Palestine."
Condenamos en los términos más enérgicos la masacre realizada por el ejército israelí en el campo de refugiados de Nuseirat, #Gaza, otra evidencia del genocidio que impunemente comete Israel contra el pueblo de #Palestina. pic.twitter.com/whkkuzEwCo
— Bruno Rodríguez P (@BrunoRguezP) June 9, 2024
274 Palestinians, of all ages, yet mainly children, were massacred in cold blood on Saturday, as per Gaza's Health Ministry.
The harrowing images emerging from the recent massacre have reverberated across the globe, igniting a wave of widespread protests and demonstrations. From bustling city streets in Chicago to remote villages in Pakistan, people everywhere are united in their condemnation of the Israeli atrocities witnessed in Gaza.
White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan has acknowledged the occurrence of civilian casualties in the Gaza Strip following the operation that saw the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) retrieving four of their captives at the expense of 274 Palestinian lives on Saturday.
Speaking on ABC News on Sunday, Sullivan swiftly blamed the murder of civilians at the hands of the IOF on Hamas.
"Well, of course, the Israeli [...] Forces have put out one number, the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry has put out another number. We're looking into it ... But we do know this .... civilians were killed," Sullivan said when asked to confirm reports of over 200 civilian deaths.
That is all, however. Sullivan stuck to simply voicing "concern" over the murder of countless civilians.
