Admin I Saturday, Sept 13, 2025
GAZA, Palestine – The Islamic Resistant Movement, Hamas has concluded that the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu-led Israel’s savagery in Gaza has surpassed the crimes of Nazism and called on the global community to intensify their pressure until ongoing genocide in Gaza is brought to an end.
We also call upon the free peoples and masses in all countries of the world to intensify their movement in support of Gaza, to exert pressure by all available means, to take to the squares and public spaces, and to continue the march of solidarity until the ongoing crime of genocide is stopped
According to Hamas, the intensive zionist bombing of residential towers, schools, and displacement and shelter centers in Gaza City is a crime whose brutality has surpassed Nazism, adding that the brutal attack launched by the occupation army on Gaza City, through concentrated bombing of residential neighborhoods and schools sheltering displaced people west of the city, represents a crime whose savagery has surpassed Nazism, as the world has known it.
“The government of war criminal Netanyahu continues its disregard for international laws and its defiance of the international community and humanitarian values, by escalating its criminal operations against more than a million citizens in Gaza City, who face crimes of ethnic cleansing and forced displacement being committed in full view and hearing of the world”
Hamas called upon the international community, the free nations of the world, and Arab and Islamic countries, to take serious and urgent action to revive the system of humanitarian values and laws, and to reject the unjust American will that provides protection to the war criminals, leaders of the fascist occupation, and grants this rogue entity immunity that places it above accountability.
“We also call upon the free peoples and masses in all countries of the world to intensify their movement in support of Gaza, to exert pressure by all available means, to take to the squares and public spaces, and to continue the march of solidarity until the ongoing crime of genocide is stopped”
