Raisi criticizes inaction on Gaza, hopes for a fair global order
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has criticized the international forums for their silence regarding Israel’s crimes in Gaza, saying people around the world seek a fair global order.
“Today, people around the world not only hold hatred towards the Zionist regime and the United Sates but also feel dissatisfied with all international mechanisms, Raisi said during an inauguration ceremony of a hospital in Tehran’s Shahriar County on Sunday, president.ir reported.
He expressed confidence that a fair global system will emerge in the world through the determination of nations.
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, Israeli attacks have killed 12,300 Palestinians, including more than 5,000 children, and 3,300 women, since October 7.
The Iranian chief executive also said that the resilience of the people of Gaza teaches the entire world a lesson to resist and declare hatred toward the enemies of humanity.
“The pure blood of 5,000 Palestinian children will cause divine revenge to hit today’s pharaohs and end their rule,” he said.
Meanwhile, in a letter on Sunday, the president of Iran’s Academy of Medical Sciences has called on the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to either take effective measures to stop Israeli crimes in the Gaza Strip or resign, Press TV reported.
Seyed Alireza Marandi told Guterres it’s unfortunate that Israel is committing such “unique historical crimes” in your tenure and the UN has done nothing to prevent it.
“These dark days will be recorded in history. The least you can do is to stand among the oppressed and helpless people of Gaza and on behalf of the international community order international aid to be sent to Gaza,” Marandi wrote.
Marandi also said that during the past 40 days, the countries of the world have witnessed “the great crime” of the Israeli regime, which may be unprecedented in history.