Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, has denounced the Israeli government for its activities against Gaza Strip people. Khamenei recently accused the Israeli military of killing women and children among other innocent people in a tweet from his verified account, citing dissatisfaction over their failure to destroy Hamas and other resistance groups.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Khamenei’s tweet read, “Since Zionists cannot bring #Hamas and the #Resistance to their knees, they are venting their frustrations on civilians, dropping bombs on people, schools, hospitals, children, and women. The worst crimes are being committed before the eyes of the world.” His statement reflects a broader narrative within the Iranian leadership, which staunchly supports Palestinian resistance movements against Israeli occupation.
The Iranian leader’s remarks come amid escalating violence in the region. Israeli airstrikes have intensified in recent weeks, targeting what the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) describe as military sites used by Hamas. However, reports of significant civilian casualties and the destruction of non-military infrastructure have sparked international criticism and calls for a ceasefire.
Khamenei’s condemnation highlights the ongoing conflict’s human toll and the polarizing perspectives on the actions taken by both sides. While Israel maintains that its operations are necessary to neutralize threats posed by Hamas rocket attacks, Khamenei and other critics argue that the disproportionate impact on civilians constitutes a violation of international law and human rights.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>