Palestinian Resistance announced conditions for ceasefire negotiations
The Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip stated the conditions for reaching a ceasefire agreement with the Zionist regime and the success of negotiations for prisoner exchange.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad released a joint statement today regarding indirect negotiations with the Zionist regime.
In a joint statement by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, "The success of the negotiations depends on the complete cessation of the war in the Gaza Strip, the withdrawal of all occupying forces from here, the return of the displaced and the arrival of aid to this region." It was said.
The statement also said, "We reject any project or political step that would create a new reality in the Gaza Strip." The statement was included.
The opening ceremony of the new cabinet of the Palestinian Autonomous Organization is planned to be held on Sunday. A few days ago, President of the Palestinian Autonomous Organization Mahmoud Abbas appointed Mohammed Mustafa to form the new cabinet.
More than two thousand psychologists and counselors from around the world wrote a letter to the UN Secretary-General and the head of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, condemning the brutal crimes committed by the Zionist regime, especially against the people of Gaza, and calling for the immediate expulsion of the Zionist regime from the Commission on the Status of Women.
In this statement sent to the aforementioned people in the form of a letter, psychologists expressed their concern about the indifference of international organizations to the mental health of women and children in Gaza and emphasized that Israel should be removed from the UN Commission on the Status of Women.
The statement said, "The important question of world psychologists today is that the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women is only for a few countries and why do the people of Gaza, women and children have no place in this organization? The mental health of women and children, who start the day with the sound of bombs, fire and bullets, is addressed by the Women's Commission." Did its members ever think about it? statements were included.
The statement also said, "How is it that this regime, with such terrible violations, is still a member of this commission and talks about the rights of women and children with its hands stained with the blood of more than 25 thousand innocent women and children? It protects women's rights! However, approximately 70 percent of those who died in the war in Gaza are " consists of innocent women and children! Are the eyes and ears of the United Nations, an international organization, closed to this terrible crime?" statements were included.
