25 minutes agoThe boss of Hamas Mousa Marzouk: It's not our job to protect civilians!
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Hamas terrorists do not care for the fate of Palestinian civilians, as the latest statements by one of the organisation's leaders now testify. In an interview for the Russian channel “Russia Today”, Moussa Abu Marzouk explained that underground tunnel systems at the Gaza Strip were built mainly to protect them and not the population of [...]
Hamas terrorists do not care for the fate of Palestinian civilians, as the latest statements by one of the organisation's leaders now testify. In an interview for the Russian channel “Russia Today”, Moussa Abu Marzouk explained that underground tunnel systems at the Gaza Strip were built mainly to protect themselves and not the vulnerable population.
Marzook, a member of the “politicalbyro, questioned why the Hamas leaders had built hundreds of miles of tunnels, but not bunkers said.We built tunnels because we have no other way to protect ourselves from them. These tunnels must protect us from planes. We will fight outside the tunnels. ”
Then Marzouk with coldness and cynicism moves responsibility for the vulnerable civilian population in the West:
Everyone knows that 75 percent of the people in the Gaza Strip are refugees and that it is the United Nations' duty to protect them. According to the Geneva Convention, it is the responsibility of the invading power to offer them all services while under occupation. ”
In other words, Marzook explains the high number of civilian casualties only as a result of Israeli air strikes and the “inaction” Western. Since the beginning of the targeted air strike, Israel has been trying to keep the number of civilian victims as low as possible.
Hamas himself does nothing to protect the population, rather: terrorists use their countrymen as human shields to keep their terrorist infrastructure intact and to stay alive themselves.
To do this, for example, they set up their weapons depots under schools, gardens and hospitals even very close to UN facilities.
As Israel repeatedly warns residents of the northern Gaza Belt to leave the area in the south, eyewitnesses noticed how Hamas prevented people from doing so and sent them back north.
Hamas uses images of civilian victims to sow divisions in the West and increase pressure on Israel to end its military operations. If that's not enough, then terrorists are just manipulating.
Meanwhile, UN aid shipments are arriving daily at the Gaza Strip recently, 33 trucks carrying water, food and medical supplies crossed the border point in Rafah on Sunday. It is “The largest handover of humanitarian aid since 21 October“, the UN Office on Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha) said.
A total of 117 trucks carrying aid from Egypt have reached the Gaza Strip since the last escalation. Before Israel closed Palestinian territory, about 500 such trucks entered the Gaza Strip every day.
An American government official said Sunday that Israel was prepared to allow 100 trucks carrying aid to enter the Gaza Strip every day. Ocha welcomed the latest shipments, but reiterated the need for much greater “ ”. In particular, medical equipment, water, sanitation, and fuel are needed, he said.
Israel has blocked all fuel shipments with the argument that Hamas would use them to produce weapons and explosives.
Federal Interior Minister Nancy Fyser (SPD) has now announced that bans on activity against Islamic Hamas and the pro-Palestinian Samidoun network, which were proclaimed by Chancellor Olaf Scholz weeks ago, will be implemented “for several days”.
