Crime will not pass

Israel and its army have crossed all red lines, and have violated with their practices all international laws and all conventions related to what is prohibited in wars. The transgression was not limited to engaging in war crimes, starting with genocide, passing through collective punishment including starvation and spreading diseases, and ending with the crime of ethnic cleansing and deportation taking place in the Gaza Strip. Rather, it has gone beyond waging wars on many countries in the region and engaging in attempts to occupy their lands. From Palestine, to Lebanon and Syria, to Yemen, Iraq and Iran, Israel behaves like a thug who commits crimes, provokes wars, and attacks the airspace and lands of others.

All of this could have been easily avoided if Israel had accepted a ceasefire in Gaza and implemented a prisoner exchange, but it did not, because a ceasefire contradicts its approach, plans, and illegitimate ambitions to impose its military, political, economic, and intelligence control and hegemony over the entire region.

Israel would not have been able to continue its aggressive wars without the absolute American support that reached the point of involvement in its crimes, and without the continued supply of weapons, bombs, and killing tools by many Western countries, and the recruitment of intelligence capabilities and military bases to serve its military operations.

No one imagined that Netanyahu could prolong this aggressive war for more than a year, and many in the West did not believe what we said since the first month of the aggression, that Netanyahu does not care about the lives of Israeli prisoners, and will expand the war to include Lebanon, and will continue provocation after provocation to provoke a war with Iran and drag the United States into a military clash with it. But this is exactly what happened and is happening in front of the eyes and ears of the world.

Every day, Israeli fascism receives new blows and faces stubborn resistance to its crimes. As for those who bet on Israel’s victory and the defeat of those resisting its plans, their disappointment will be greater and broader than the extent of their hatred for the peoples struggling for their rights.

Quoted from Al-Araby Al-Jadeed