Saudi Arabia strongly criticized the silence of the international community on the destruction of Gaza, demanding a ceasefire

Saudi Arabia has strongly criticized the silence of the international community on the destruction of Gaza in the United Nations Human Rights Council and demanded an immediate ceasefire.

According to the Arab media, at the 55th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan has tried to shake the conscience of the international community over Israel’s threats to attack Rafah, the last refuge of millions of forcibly displaced Palestinians. .

Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan raised the question of what rights we are talking about here when Gaza has become a pile of ashes and rubble. How can the international community remain silent while the people of Gaza are displaced and suffering from the worst human rights violations.

At the meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council, the Saudi Foreign Minister rejected the double standard and the attitude of likes and dislikes in the application of international resolutions and warned of the devastating effects of Israel’s attack on Rafah.

The Saudi Foreign Minister stressed the need for a serious, just and comprehensive approach to the ceasefire in Gaza and called on the international community to fulfill its responsibilities to protect innocent civilians.

Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan pointed out that 30,000 deaths have been reported from Gaza, and more than 2 million people are suffering from starvation, lack of protection, lack of basic needs such as water, electricity and medicine.

The Saudi Foreign Minister criticized the Security Council and said that despite all these atrocities, the Security Council ends its meetings without any results. The United Nations Security Council Resolution No. 2720 should be implemented.

In this session of the United Nations Security Council, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal Bin Farhan, the President of the Kingdom’s Human Rights Commission, Dr. Hala bint Maziyad Al-Tawaijri, the Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs, Dr. Saud Al-Sati, and the Permanent Representative of Saudi Arabia to the United Nations in Geneva, Abdul Mohsen. Majid bin was involved.