Venezuela: Israeli leaders are a gang of criminals

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen
6 Nov 2023 04:15
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Caracas says that the Israeli minister's threat of using nuclear weapons constitutes a violation of all international agreements.

Palestinians who live in Venezuela wave Palestinian and Venezuelan flags as they welcome a group of Palestinian students, Venezuela, Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014 (AP)

Venezuela condemned the statement made by the Israeli "Heritage" Minister. The Bolivarian state expressed its absolute horrification at the statement evoking the nuclear option describing it as a "threat to humanity as a whole".

Caracas emphasized that these statements constitute a serious violation of all international agreements, indicating that "Israel" has become a global threat.

In light of this, Venezuela called on the international community to take immediate action and put an end to the genocide being committed by the occupation against Palestinian families, stressing that such actions are in clear contradiction with all international laws and norms.

Venezuela urged the United Nations to condemn "Israel" and called for the establishment of an international court to prosecute it for war crimes and threats: describing the Israeli leaders as being a "gang of criminals".

"Now people are beyond looking for bread. It's looking for water".

UNRWA, the UN's Palestinian refugee agency, has portrayed a bleak humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Gaza director for the UN agency, Thomas White, who said he traveled “the length and breadth of Gaza in the last… pic.twitter.com/CNWx7yEiDH
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Earlier today Israeli "Heritage" Minister Amihai Eliyahu said nuking the Gaza Strip is on the table in light of the ongoing aggression on the Palestinian people.

The extremist Otzma Yehudit minister was asked in an interview with Radio Kol Berama whether an atomic bomb should be dropped on Gaza, to which he replied by saying it was "one of the possibilities".

Eliyahu also underlined that he was staunchly opposed to any humanitarian aid making its way to Gaza, a statement which he backed by saying, "We wouldn't hand the Nazis humanitarian aid."

"There is no such thing as uninvolved civilians in Gaza."