Iran FM Spokesperson Champions 'Resistance' as a Fundamental Human Right in Gaza Day Message

Iran FM Spokesperson Affirms ‘Resistance’ as a Fundamental Human Right in Powerful Gaza Day Message

The ongoing struggle for self-determination and liberation from colonial occupation is a pressing issue that resonates with many around the globe. Recently, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei emphasized the legitimacy of this struggle in accordance with international law.

In a post shared on his X account on Saturday, Baghaei remarked, “On the ‘Day of Gaza, Symbol of Resistance’, we commemorate the innocent Palestinian children, women, and men who have fallen victim, during the past 16 months, to ‘colonial erasure’ project by the occupying regime; We pay homage to the heroic resistance of the people of Gaza against genocide & apartheid.”

He further stated, “Resistance and struggle for the right of self-determination & liberation from colonial occupation and apartheid are a human and legitimate right in accordance with int’l law.”

Baghaei underscored the following points regarding the current situation:

  • Fighting impunity: He highlighted that combating the actions of the occupying regime, which continuously commits war crimes, is a global responsibility.
  • Human rights: The right to resist and seek liberation from oppression is a fundamental human right recognized by international law.
  • Global responsibility: Upholding international humanitarian law is essential to address the ongoing atrocities faced by the Palestinian people.

In conclusion, Baghaei’s statements reflect a broader call for awareness and action regarding the struggles faced by those living under colonial rule and apartheid, advocating for a unified international response to these issues.

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