Day: Oct 30, 2023

DPRK: Israel and US Condemned for Ongoing “War Crimes” Against Palestine! (30.10.2023)

The fact that the United States supported and protected Israel’s criminal actions immediately after the hospital bombing incident – through making absurd arguments that this incident was believed to be the work of forces other than Israel -clearly demonstrates that the United States is an accomplice in condoning and encouraging Israel’s murderous atrocities.

The reason the United States arrogantly vetoed the UN Security Council Resolution and attempted to prevented humanitarian aid reaching Gaza – is under the rationale that Israel has a “right to self-defense” – which a coded message meaning Israel can kill as many Palestinians as it sees fit in pursuance of the Zionist’s Greater Israel policy.

The United States, the destroyer of world peace and the strangler of justice, can never escape the responsibility it carries of condoning and encouraging Israel’s monstrous War Crime of brutally slaughtering the Palestinian people.

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DPRK: Olympic Medal Awarded to Jang Woong – Honorary Member of the International Olympic Committee! (30.10.2023)

The International Olympic Committee evaluated Honorary Member Jang Woong – who has been serving as a member of the International Olympic Committee since 1996 and as an honorary member since 2019 – for his efforts in creating a platform for goodwill and understanding through sports.

The Olympic Medal is the highest decoration granted by the International Olympic Committee – awarded to those who have made outstanding contributions to the development of the Olympic Movement.

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Palestine: Isolating Gaza Strip – Residents Isolated from Outside World! (30.10.2023)

Ahmed Saleh, a rescue-worker with the Civil Defense Service, said that they sometimes asked people: “Did you hear an explosion nearby?” Saleh points out to Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed that “those injured amid the communications outage were unable to communicate,” which represented a greater threat to them. Saleh adds, “Before that, despite the poor quality of the communications network, we were able to receive communications from the wounded, their families, relatives, or neighbours.” But it shows that during the night of Friday and Saturday, anxiety prevailed in the situation, as they did not know “who was martyred and who was injured.”

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