Israeli decision deploying snipers in Quds new permit for killing Palestinians
Al-Aqsa Mosque
Ramallah - Arab Today
The Palestinian national unity government considered the decision taken by the Israeli government on the deployment of Israeli snipers in Al Quds city as a new permit for killing Palestinians and suppressing them under the protection of law.
The Israeli government sanctioned deploying snipers in Al Quds to pick up Palestinians who prevent Israeli soldiers and settlers from storming Al Aqsa Mosque.
In press statements Thursday, the Palestinian government said the Israeli decision grants license for killing the Palestinians without any accountability in violation of all international norms and agreements, especially Geneva conventions which called for protecting the Palestinians and their rights.
The Palestinian government urged the international community to intervene to force Israel into halting these violations in the Palestinian territories.
Source: MENA
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