The Minister of Human Rights in the caretaker government condemned, in the strongest terms, the escalation of murders and the genocidal war committed by the Zionist enemy against the Palestinian people, the most recent of which was the bombing of Almaemadani Hospital in Gaza Strip, which claimed the lives of 500 patients, medical personnel, and displaced persons.

In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), Minister Al-Dailami considered this massacre a crime against humanity and a flagrant violation of all religious principles, human values, and international laws and norms.

He said, "It is the fate of the Palestinians, who are bleeding cascades of blood, to triumph over their oppression and to bring down their killers, the Zionists and their allies, led by America, Britain, and France."

He reiterated the religious and human right of the Palestinian people to defend themselves and the justice of their cause by all available means and options, expressing his confidence that all the free people of the world, including regimes, forces, peoples and activists, will not leave the Palestinian people alone.

Human Rights Minister in the acting government called for a human rights coalition to adopt a global humanitarian initiative to monitor and document Zionist crimes and violations against the Palestinian people, classify those crimes they committed by name, and prosecute the occupation and those behind it as a victory for global humanity and for the future of peace, coexistence, international security and stability.

Source: Yemen News Agency