Israel violated the Geneva Conventions

According to Mehr reporter, the rite of commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the ratification of the four Geneva Conventions today, February 2, 1403, was attended by Kazem Gharibabadi, Secretary of the Human Rights Headquarters, Pir Hossein Kolivand, Chairman of the Red Crescent Society, Hojjat al-Islam. Pourkhakhan The head of the judicial organization of the armed forces was held.

Kolivand also continued: I send greetings and greetings to you, dear ones, who kept the noise alive and loud in the midst of injustice and cruelty. Today, we gathered while many hearts in the world were in sorrow, like Gaza and Lebanon, and even now, displaced people are thinking about the hardships of life and the destruction of infrastructure. For more than a year, the ground was shaking under the children's feet. It was Khorasan and the sky was blackened by bullet fire, and humanitarian laws were clearly violated.

The head of the Red Crescent continued: But the Red Crescent and the Red Cross were trying to play a role as a symbol of hope among the Avars. Among all the problems and violations of humanitarian rights; The Red Crescent sought to save the lives of people in the situation where there was a war of destruction in many parts of the world and it targeted the lives and dignity of people. The role of the Red Crescent was more vital than ever and it showed itself in this situation.

He stated: The Red Crescent played a role in restoring hope to the people who were bent under the burden of war. When hospitals were being bombed in Gaza, and humanitarian aid was facing the most severe restrictions, and Red Cross people were being targeted, the question arose, where in the world did these principles and laws respect and act? We have never seen them value the four Geneva conventions.

Pointing out that Israel has violated the Geneva Conventions, the head of the Red Crescent Society said: “The Zionist regime not only did not comply with these laws, but also violated all kinds of humanitarian and human rights, and opened a new exhibition of all war crimes. took place