Algerian National People's Council: The Palestinian Explosion in Gaza is an Inevitable Result of Occupation Crimes

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  • October 09, 2023
Algerian National People's Council: The Palestinian Explosion in Gaza is an Inevitable Result of Occupation Crimes

Ibrahim Bougali, the President of the National People's Council, stated that what the Gaza Strip and the occupied Palestinian territories are experiencing is an inevitable result of the continuous barbaric practices and systematic crimes committed by the Israeli occupation.

Bougali added, during a public session in the National People's Council, that "the Palestinian people have their land occupied, and the occupier does not hesitate to escalate, tighten the grip, oppress, displace, arrest, desecrate all sanctities, disregard all beliefs, Judaize the lands, establish settlements, and suffocate any peace initiative."

The occupation bears full responsibility for the explosion in the region because it left no other options for the Palestinian people, who have endured for so long, emphasizing that Algerian diplomacy will remain a support for the Palestinian people.

Bougali continued, "The occupier, who has violated every peace initiative, is responsible for every explosion, and what is happening in Palestine is an inevitable result against the aggression of the occupation."

Israeli occupation aircraft committed a new massacre on Monday, targeting a popular market in the middle of Jabalia Camp, northern Gaza Strip.

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