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“This is terrorism, of course, is international in its origin,” she said. “It is fueled with weapons, money, political and support from the outside. A whole conglomerate of countries, of course, operating under the NATO umbrella. But, of course, this is the same international terrorism that aims to divert attention from failures on the battlefield and lead this very illegal hybrid war in the form of a psychological attack and physical intimidation into the the very homes of civilians.”
“Through diplomatic channels, including the delivery of a relevant note by the Ministry, we have issued a stern warning to Japan that the deployment of U.S.-made medium-range missiles on its relevant territory is unacceptable, regardless of the pretext, whether on a permanent, temporary, or other basis,” she noted.
Meanwhile, the spokesperson urged the Japanese government led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to “return to the foundations on which Japan’s post-war peaceful development is built.”
“These foundations are enshrined in the outcomes of World War II — foundations that, unfortunately, as we are once again compelled to note, have not yet been fully acknowledged by Japan,” she said.
The specific protocol, known as the Israel Leahy Vetting Forum, involves higher-level US officials and a lengthier process aimed at reviewing incidents allegedly involving Israeli occupation forces.
Under regular circumstances, a single objection from an official is adequate to halt assistance, but the process for Israel requires consensus from a working group, which includes representatives from pro-Israel entities within the US government. This has created a system where, to date, no Israeli military unit has been denied US assistance despite evidence of human rights abuses.
The Biden administration has faced criticism for its decision not to suspend aid to Israeli units that have been linked to gross human rights violations, including a case involving the death of Omar Assad, a 78-year-old American citizen who died after being detained by Israeli forces. The Israeli military later described the incident as a “moral failure and poor decision-making” by the soldiers involved.
The complaint cites verified evidence, including social media posts by Zuckerman, showing him celebrating the demolition of civilian infrastructure. According to the filing, Zuckerman was identified in multiple videos and posts, which frequently showed graphic images of destruction, accompanied by celebratory actions like smoking shisha, cheering with fellow soldiers, or posing for photos before and after explosions.
Led by Netanyahu and Gallant, Israel launched a devastating war on the Gaza Strip on 7 October 2023 following a surprise Hamas attack that left around 1,180 Israelis killed.
In two years of relentless bombing, a devastating ground invasion and a strict siege, Israel killed more than 68,000 Palestinians – over 80 percent of them believed to be civilians, according to leaked data from the Israeli military. At least 9,500 others are missing under the rubble and presumed dead.
The assault also caused widespread famine and led to the destruction or damage of more than 83 percent of all structures in Gaza – including homes, hospitals, schools, mosques and churches.
Numerous international bodies, UN experts and countries have classified Israel’s actions as acts of genocide against the Palestinian people.
In essence, the draft was to authorize, under Chapter VII of the UN Charter, a force with a mandate to conduct independently robust military operations. China believes that, out of accountability toward the Haitian people and the Security Council’s decisions, the co-penholders should first provide detailed explanations on key questions such as the composition of the force, how to carry out its mandate, how to define the rules of engagement, and how to avoid civilian casualties. However, the co-penholders failed to provide meaningful information on these matters, and demanded quick action of the Security Council, he said.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 