This is the reaction of the Palestinian high representative to the United Nations. The victims, mostly civilians, most of them children, have shaken the highest hall of the UN, where the most important decisions on peace and war are made.
Riad Mansur, while delivering his speech, shed tears of emotion at the high figures of Israeli army killings in southern Gaza, writes A2.
"It's unbearable. How can anyone? Excuse me, Mr. President. I have nephews and nieces. I know what it means for their families, and to see this situation in Palestine without having the heart to do something is beyond the capacity and ability of any human being to tolerate it," said Ryiad Mansour, Palestinian ambassador to the UN.
Further, the Palestinian official spoke about stopping the genocide in Gaza and saving the lives of children.
"If we stop this genocide before she is killed too... Dr. Al-Najjar, who was honoring her noble mission as a doctor, trying to save lives, saw her children, as they arrived at the hospital, their bodies burned and already dead. She lost nine of her 10 children. A horror and trauma that the mind cannot comprehend... Since Israel cannot withstand the fire. Palestinian children have been killed and about 4,000 have been injured," Mansour said.
Meanwhile, it is reported that the Israeli government has approved 22 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, a move that could deepen divisions with some allies, who have threatened sanctions for further expansion. The far-right, which advocates for Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank, wrote in X that the new settlements will be located in the northern part of the West Bank, without specifying where.
Israeli media quoted the Defense Ministry as saying that among the new Jewish settlements, existing "outposts" would be legalized and new settlements would also be built. (A2 Televizion)
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