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Algerian leader condemns Israeli actions in Gaza
(MENAFN) According to reports, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune declared on Wednesday that Israel is attempting to render life unlivable in Gaza, stressing that such aggression “will not bring about the end of Palestine.”
His remarks were delivered on his behalf by Algeria's minister responsible for war veterans and rights-holders, Abdelmalek Tacherift, during an event in Algiers marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on Nov. 29.
In the message read at the ceremony, Tebboune emphasized that Israel’s ongoing military campaign against Palestinians represents a clear violation of core principles of international law as well as humanitarian standards. He stated that beyond the devastation in Gaza, Israeli authorities are also expanding control over land in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.
Reiterating his warning, he said: “Israel’s continued aggression will not bring about the end of Palestine,” noting that the destruction of Gaza’s infrastructure, the targeting of health services, the blockade, starvation conditions, and the dismissal of international legal norms are all part of Israel’s strategy.
Tebboune urged global powers to intensify efforts to hold Israel accountable and to push for an immediate end to the siege on Gaza, calling for all border crossings to be opened so humanitarian assistance can reach civilians without obstruction.
Reasserting Algeria’s longstanding position, he described full UN membership for the State of Palestine as “a fundamental step” toward ensuring the Palestinian people achieve self-determination and statehood.
Tebboune concluded with a pledge that “Algeria will remain committed to supporting its brothers in occupied Palestine and will spare no effort in defending their legitimate rights until they regain full sovereignty and establish a free and independent state with Jerusalem as its capital.”
His remarks were delivered on his behalf by Algeria's minister responsible for war veterans and rights-holders, Abdelmalek Tacherift, during an event in Algiers marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on Nov. 29.
In the message read at the ceremony, Tebboune emphasized that Israel’s ongoing military campaign against Palestinians represents a clear violation of core principles of international law as well as humanitarian standards. He stated that beyond the devastation in Gaza, Israeli authorities are also expanding control over land in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem.
Reiterating his warning, he said: “Israel’s continued aggression will not bring about the end of Palestine,” noting that the destruction of Gaza’s infrastructure, the targeting of health services, the blockade, starvation conditions, and the dismissal of international legal norms are all part of Israel’s strategy.
Tebboune urged global powers to intensify efforts to hold Israel accountable and to push for an immediate end to the siege on Gaza, calling for all border crossings to be opened so humanitarian assistance can reach civilians without obstruction.
Reasserting Algeria’s longstanding position, he described full UN membership for the State of Palestine as “a fundamental step” toward ensuring the Palestinian people achieve self-determination and statehood.
Tebboune concluded with a pledge that “Algeria will remain committed to supporting its brothers in occupied Palestine and will spare no effort in defending their legitimate rights until they regain full sovereignty and establish a free and independent state with Jerusalem as its capital.”
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