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Iran Urges Global Outcry Against Israeli Aggression in Syria
In a recent UN Security Council address, Iranian Ambassador H.E. Mr. Amir Saeed Iravani called for international cooperation and humanitarian aid to address the ongoing crisis in Syria. He welcomed the temporary lifting of sanctions by the U.S. and EU, urging for their complete removal to alleviate the suffering of over 16 million Syrians. Iravani condemned Israel’s military actions, particularly a May 2 airstrike, and emphasized Syria’s sovereignty amid foreign military presence. He stressed the importance of combating terrorism and maintaining a Syrian-led political process, supporting dialogue to foster national stability. Iran remains committed to promoting peace in the region.
Palestinians Commemorate 77 Years of Resilience: Nakba Anniversary Observed
As the Nakba anniversary approaches, Palestinians in Gaza confront an unprecedented humanitarian crisis intensified by a relentless Israeli military assault lasting 583 days. Commemorating the mass displacement of 1948, the current situation reflects ongoing violence and suffering in both Gaza and the West Bank, with daily raids and demolitions by Israeli forces. On this solemn occasion, Palestinians held a rally in Ramallah, observing a moment of silence marked by air-raid sirens. Leaders emphasized the Nakba as “the greatest crime in history” and reaffirmed the right of return and self-determination for Palestinians, urging international intervention against ongoing violence and oppression.
